Overview

The Church of Paul the Apostle in Pachna,also known as Apostolos Pavlos Church, was built to meet the needs of the community for a larger temple than the one dedicated to Panagia Katholiki, which is located right next to it. This temple was completed in 1973 and was inaugurated by Paphos Chrysostomos II on July 4, 1976. The Church of Paul the Apostle stands as a testament to the faith and devotion of the community that built it. It is a beautiful and modern structure that provides a place of worship and reflection for the people of Pachna. The church features traditional elements of Orthodox Christian architecture, including domes and arches, but also incorporates more contemporary elements into its design. Visitors to the Church of Paul the Apostle can admire its unique architecture and the beautiful icons and frescoes that adorn its walls. The church serves as a hub for the community and offers regular services, including liturgies, weddings, and christenings. The Church of Paul the Apostle celebrates his feast day on June 29th.