Sanctuary in Ustrzyki Dolne, Baroque parish church in Ustrzyki Dolne, Poland
The Sanctuary in Ustrzyki Dolne is a Baroque parish church built with mortar construction and interior walls divided by classical pilasters. The architectural details follow the early Baroque style that was common in the region during its period.
The church was built in 1740 and has served the community as a religious center ever since. Over the years, it has received religious objects that reflect local devotion and worship traditions.
The sanctuary holds a Baroque pulpit with Rococo-style sounding board that speaks to local devotional practices. The boat-shaped baptismal font with its Baby Jesus sculpture is something you'll notice when walking through the interior.
The sanctuary is managed by the Congregation of Saint Michael the Archangel and welcomes visitors throughout the day. Plan your visit to avoid service times if you want to walk around without interruption.
The church once held a revered religious image that held special meaning for the region. This image was lost for a period but was later replaced with another that visitors can see today.
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