Greetings to the Mariavite brothers - faithful of the Roman Catholic Church. I attended Holy Mass. in this temple. It brought back my childhood memories from the early 1980s, when the breeze/mist of the Tridentine Mass could still be felt in churches.

Well-kept grounds, well-kept church and cemetery.

Mariavite Cemetery Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help. It was created in 1912 (1926??). New Mariavite Church. It was created in 1995 according to the design of Juliusz Marcinkowski.

A dignified place Silence, peace and concentration Escape from the city and people

Good church, nice religion and easy absolution, it's nice there

I give so many stars because it is difficult to rate churches. Nothing interesting architecturally

A beautiful temple, the parish priest is a good shepherd and host

I invite those who have never been there before

A clean little church and a quiet cemetery

The Mariavite Church is organizationally derived from the honorary movement. In 1926, on the order of the then church leader, Jan Maria Michał Kowalski, the churches at ul. Skaryszewska and Karolkowa and two parish houses at ul. Szara and Karolkowa. The Wola parish, deprived of its temple, started building a church at ul. Wolska. The work was completed in the 1930s. The church was seriously damaged, first in September 1939, then during the uprising in 1944. Lack of financial resources meant that the church was rebuilt only in 1960, thanks to the donations of Mariavites from all over Poland. The church area was reduced in size due to the location of the tram loop there. In 1994, the construction of a new temple was started in the western part of the square, designed by Juliusz Marcinowski. On August 3, 1994, Chief Bishop Tymoteusz Kowalski consecrated the cornerstone. The work was completed in 1997. The Mariavite parish in Warsaw has approximately one and a half thousand believers

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