Nautrėni (Rogovka) Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Maria

The first wooden church was located in the Žogotu cemetery. In 1799, this wooden church was moved to Rogovka and dedicated to the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Maria. A stone bell tower and a stone wall fence were built near the church. In 1901, the foundation for the stone church began to be dug, during the time of deacon A. Kantinieks. In 1903, deacon D. Jasinskis continued the construction work, and already in 1912, priest Ksavers Martinenas completed the construction of the church. The year of construction of the church is considered to be 1914, when the church was consecrated. The church was built in the Romanesque style with two high towers.
In 1939, the organ, the great altar, and the church of the church were purchased for the church. By 1934, the Nautrēnu Friendship was the most clergy of all Latgale congregations. (Laizāne)