English: In the years 1880-1887 ( according to some reports 1898-1904 biennium) the construction of the church of St. Anthony of Padua began. The church was built by architect A. Goybelya and has a simple shape of a Latin cross with the four- south orientation (input) - north ( main altar ) . It is a brick building in neo-Gothic basilica style. Has three naves separated by six legs (three on each side). Later, on the north side of the church was built plebaniya. During the First World War, in these areas of heavy fighting and the church , being the main local dominant , was heavily damaged . It lost its musical authority , the main altar , roof, side windows and doors. In 1920, during the Second Polish Republic , the church was re-built and functioned as the local manor Postavski deanery Vilna RCC archdiocese until 1939. After World War II , the church made ​​a warehouse, and later some company. In May 1988, the church was returned to believers and is the main Roman Catholic church to parishioneers of the church in Vitebsk, Belarus.