In the Soviet times, since 1969, the village local history museum operated in the temple. Favorite exhibits of the local children were not embroidered shirts, not old irons and not even unique paintings of 1799, which cover almost every centimeter of the walls of the temple. Schoolchildren were attracted by a stand with paper money that was used in Maramoroschyna at different times. There were also Austro-Hungarian, Czech, Romanian, and Soviet banknotes.

In 2002, the staff of the Lviv Institute of Archeology carried out a partial restoration of the temple, but due to the lack of funding, the work was not continued. In 2018, the church received the status of an architectural monument of national significance. Nowadays, the church of St. Paraskeva is inactive. It is in an extremely neglected state and is gradually falling apart. Significant funds are needed for its restoration.