The topic of this thesis is the revitalization of the sacral heritage after the Croatian War of Independence in the central part of Ravni kotari. Immediately after the end of the “Homeland War” and the return of the inhabitants to their homes, one could witness the scale of the cultural genocide committed in this area. During the conquest, the aggressor did not spare the newly built churches, nor those that sprang up at the beginning of Catholicism in the area of Ravni kotari. The destruction of sacral buildings took place systematically and methodologically before the very eyes of the inhabitants of Ravni kotari. The war damage was great, but with the persistent efforts of the Church Fathers, the support of the Government of the Republic of Croatia and the generous donations of Croatian emigrants, the churches were restored. The parsons, having shared the same fate as the parishioners, played an important role in the ecclesiastical life during the War, as well as in the reconstruction of the destroyed parishes. In this thesis, the main backbone of the research is the life of the parish community at the time of the Croatian War, still recovering even today, thirty years after the horrors of war. For this research a semi-structured interview with parsons was conducted, with a qualitative approach to data collection, analysing the archives of the Archdiocese of Zadar, as well as a descriptive statistic in the analysis and interpretation of data.