This church was built in 1877, and recently held its' last funeral. This church is currently in extremely delapidated condition. A new church was erected about 200 yards from this location. Construction on the church was started in 2006, and was completely financed by the village.
There are Greek Catholic and Jewish Cemeteries in the village, as well as 6 different military cemeteries in the surrounding areas. The military cemeteries are of Russian and Austro-Hungarian Soldiers who fell during the First World War. The military cemeteries are, for the most part, mass graves of unknown soldiers. A link to an article written about the cemetery sites, written in Slovak (google translate can be used to convert to english). World War I cemeteries in Certizne. The links above have galleries of the headstones.
The comprehensive listing of parish priests is as follows:
Vasiľ Markovič 1700-60
Ján Popik 1760-1804
Hilárion Kozák, OSBM 1804-05
Alexej Chila 1805-06
Jozef Dobranský 1806-08
Juraj Toronský 1808-19
Demeter Bukovecký, OSBM 1819-21
Eliáš Zatvornický, OSBM 1821-22
Alexander Hodobay 1822-26
Gabriel Gerbery 1826-29
Teodor Gojdič 1829-30
Michal Beskid 1830-79
Mikuláš Petrašovič 1879
Július Stavrovský 1879-99
Irenej Chanáth 1900-30
Andrej Grešš 1930
Július Hricišák 1931-32
Karol Szücs 1933-34
Mikuláš Kellö 1934-35
Ján Čekan 1935-39
Anton Podhajecký 1939-44
Vojtech Huľva 1945-46
Mikuláš Szigeti 1946-50; *
Mikuláš Szigeti 1968-76;
Ján Puškaš (excur. z Habury) 1976-84
Ján Bajcura (excur. z Habury) 1984-88
František Krajňák (excur. z Medzilaboriec) 1988-89
Ján Ličko 1989-91
Štefan Peľo (excur. z Habury) 1991-98
Ján Frandofer (excur. z Habury) 1998-2000
Jozef Greško 2000-05
Vladmír Mikluš-Sekera 2005
