Our Lady of Loreto church in Chodel, Church building in Chodel, Poland.
Our Lady of Loreto church in Chodel is a stone building from the 18th century whose walls are heavily deteriorated, showing only fragments of its original form. The remaining structure still holds sections of the foundation and walls that reveal how it was built.
This place of worship was built between 1736 and 1750 and served as a religious center for Jesuit activities in the region. Its construction during this period shaped the spiritual life of the Chodel area at that time.
The church received official recognition as an immovable monument in 1966 when it was registered in the Lublin Voivodeship cultural heritage list under number A/130.
The site is somewhat remote and requires intentional effort to locate and visit. It helps to gather local information or plan ahead, as signage at the location is limited.
The ruins were officially recognized as an immovable monument in 1966 and registered in the cultural heritage list of Lublin Voivodeship. This official designation helped document and protect the remains for future generations.
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