only from the inside, because the whole is covered with an onion helmet. Entrance to the Orthodox church is a frontage in the shape of a pile of ridge, based on two, pearly columns separated from the wall, creating the impression of "bilayer". The interior of the building, in contrast to its appearance, carries the signs of the word literality – it is clear, made in classicist style. The Oak Iconostasis (pronounced 4,7 × 7 m), which was created by the Muscovite artist Liebediew, and the founders of the Schöen brothers, also possesses signs of Western influences – particularly in the iconic style. Czestochowa Icon of Our Lady (placed in the left hand side of the altar) is a gift from railway workers from Częstochowa. From 2017 in the church there is a patron saint icon, written on Athos (which contains the relics of the Holy Faith, Hope, Love and Mother of their Sophia, brought in the 1980s from Rome to the Sosnowiec temple). The church was entered in the register of monuments on October 10, 1980 under number A-1242/80. References Buildings and structures in Sosnowiec Sosnowiec Eastern Orthodox churches in Poland Churches completed in 1889 19th-century churches in Poland 19th-century Eastern Orthodox church buildings Cultural heritage monuments in Sosnowiec