Klasztor Klarysek od Wieczystej Adoracji Najświętszego Sakramentu w Kętach, Franciscan monastery in Kęty, Poland
The Poor Clare monastery in Kęty is a complex consisting of a church dedicated to the Holy Trinity and residential buildings for the nuns located at Kościuszki Street 6. The ensemble combines prayer spaces and living quarters within an organized structure designed for the monastic community.
The monastery's establishment began in 1880 when Bishop Albin Dunajewski approved its creation on the grounds of a former postal building. This initial approval set the course for the construction and development that followed.
The Poor Clare nuns follow a contemplative life centered on continuous adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, which has shaped the spiritual character of this place for generations. Their daily practice of prayer and worship remains the defining feature of the monastery community.
The monastery can be reached by phone at +48 338452146 or by email at kety@klaryski.org to inquire about religious services and visiting options. The staff can provide guidance on planning a visit and answer questions about access and timing.
The monastery church was consecrated on September 10, 1893, representing a turning point in the religious development of the Małopolska region. This event remains a significant milestone in the spiritual history of the local community.
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