The Neo-Gothic Church of the Most Holy Saviour i

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Church of the Most Holy Saviour

The Neo-Gothic church was built in 1866–1869 to a design by August Stüler and Juliusz Hochberger for the Protestant parish of St Paul. It has been Catholic since 1945.

History

The Catholic parish was established here in 1950.

What to see

The soaring tower and a tondo with a sculpted head of Christ above the main portal.

A three-aisled interior with star and cross vaults and surviving wooden galleries.

A Passion sculpture by Lech Czuba of 2000, a Neo-Gothic font of 1867–1869 and an organ of 1912.

Good to know

This is a working church. It cannot be visited during Mass and services, and you are asked to dress modestly and keep quiet.

Sources (in Polish)

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