Homsyeh – The church of St John the Baptist

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كنيسة مار يوحنا, Homsiyeh, Lebanon

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كنيسة مار يوحنا المعمدان

Homsiyeh

Jezzine

South

كنيسة مار يوحنا المعمدان - الحمصيّةبُنيت الكنيسة الأولى أوائل القرن التاسع عشر، وخربت في أحداث سنة ١٨٦٠. أعيد بناؤها سنة ١٨٩٠ وكرّسها المطران بطرس البستاني رئيس أساقفة صور وصيدا آنذاك. رمّمت الكنيسة ووسّعت على عدّة مراحل آخرها في تسعينيّات القرن العشرين. البناء هقد مصالب ينتهي بحنية نصف دائريّة. تضمّ الكنيسة أيقونة أورشليميّة أثريّة ونسخةً عنها طبق الأصل.The church of St John the Baptist - HomsyehThe first church was built in the beginning of the XIXth century and was ruined in the war of 1860. The church was rebuilt in 1890 and consecrated by Mgr. Boutros el Boustany archbishop of Tyr and Sidon back then. The church was restored and enlarged many times taking its current form in the nineties. The structure consists of a crossed vault ending with a semi circular apse. The church hold an ancient icon from the school of Jerusalem and an exact copy of it.

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