Sv. Martin - Mystic Place - TB_Hotel Airport Zadar Traditional Geocache

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Hidden : 5/23/2013
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Crkva sv Martina



je gradevina romaničkog stilskog obilježja. Prvi spomen datira iz davne 1387. Svjedok je
burne povijesti ovog kraja, pa je u vise navrata bila do temelja porušena. U kasnom
srednjem vijeku bila je župna crkva, danas nestalog, srednjovjekovnog sela Prljane.
Prljane su tada bile središte župne zajednice kojoj su pripadala još sela Sukošan i Mokro.
Stanovnici svih triju sela su u to vrijeme svoje mrtve pokapali u crkvi ili oko nje.
Za vrijeme turskih napada središte Jupne zajednice postaje Sukošan.
Bratovština Sv.Martina obnovila je crkvu 1753.
U prošlom su stoljeću zabilježeni takoder zahvati na crkvi; 1912 crkva je popravljena i
blagoslovljena, 1976. Je ožbukana i obnovljen je krov ( don Ivan Zorica).
Posljednji put srusili su je do temelja pobunjeni Srbi u domovinskom ratu 17.12.1991.
Mještani i branitelji uvjereni kako ih je Sv. Martin zaštitio u tim burnim vremenima,
predvodeni tadašnjim župnikom don Pavom Zupčićem obnavljaju crkvu, koja je posvećena
11.11.2005.g. na blagdan Sv. Martina. Na taj dan se svake godine u njoj slavi sveta misa.




Church of St. Martin



is a building with characteristics of Romanesque architecture. The church was first
mentioned in 1387 and it witnessed the troubled history of this area, and it was completely
destroyed several times. In the late Middle Ages was the parish church in the now nonexistent
village of Prljani. During that time, Prljani was the center of the parish community
while Sukošan and Mokro appertained to the community as well. Thus, inhabitants of
these three villages were buried in and around St. Martin’s church. The center of the parish
was transferred to Sukošan during Turkish conquests.
Brotherhood of St. Martin’s restored the church 1753. In the past century there have
Been several renovation of the church (1912;1976 don Ivan Zorica).
During the Croatian War of Independence, rebelled serbs mined it and destroyed it on
December 17th 1991. After the war, using methods of facsimile reconstruction, the church
was completely restored.
The local people and the war veterans are convinced that St. Martin protected them during
The troublesome period and restaurated the church which was inaugurated on November
11th, 2005 on the Feast of St. Martin. The holy mass is celebrated in the church on this
Day every year.




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