In 1669, Feliksas Pacas built a chapel in Rimšė, and the first Catholic church was founded here in 1747.
The current wooden Holy Trinity Church of Rimšė was built in 1900–1908 using part of the old church. In 1862–1863, a parish school operated in Rimšė. In 1925, the church was rebuilt and a parish was established.
The church has a cross–shaped plan, a single tower, with a three–walled apse. The churchyard fence is made of stone masonry. During the construction of the church, an organ was also installed, the stylistics of which are diverse, the architectural parts are close to late classicism. The paintings in the church „Mary with the Child“ (a panel with the Pacai coat of arms is painted at the bottom of the painting) and „St. George“ are cultural monuments.
Information updated 2025-12-15
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