Kościół Matki Bożej Dziesięciu Cnót Ewangelicznych w Lesie Grąblińskim, Concrete church in Grąblin, Poland.
The Church of the Mother of God of the Ten Evangelical Virtues in Grąblin is a concrete worship space defined by its distinctive A-shaped facade design. The structure stretches 33 meters in length and rises 24.5 meters tall, with interior space accommodating approximately 300 people.
Construction started on May 27, 2009, and finished by December of that year, with the consecration occurring on August 22, 2010. The building was established to support monastic life and worship in the area.
This place functions as a branch monastery church connected to the Roman Catholic parish of St. Dorothy in Licheń Stary, overseen by the Sisters of the Annunciation. The religious community shapes spiritual life here through their daily presence and service to visitors.
The interior provides seating for about 150 worshippers and contains a pipe organ with 732 pipes. The modern design and clear layout make it easy for visitors to navigate and experience the building's spaces.
A distinctive feature is the roof opening that allows natural light to flood the interior, creating a special quality of illumination throughout the space. The altar was crafted from local granite, connecting the sacred space to its surroundings.
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