Mater Ecclesiae Church in Zabrze-Helenka, Parish church in Zabrze-Helenka, Poland.
Mater Ecclesiae Church is a parish building in Zabrze featuring an ark-shaped design that stands out from typical church structures. Inside, you will find four bells cast by the Felczyński foundry and a thirty-voice organ used during services.
Construction began in 1980 when Bishop Alfons Nossol laid the foundation stone in 1982. The building was officially consecrated in 1988 and has served the parish community ever since.
This parish serves as a spiritual center for the local community and is recognized by residents for its distinctive boat-shaped form. The space brings together families and neighbors for regular worship and important life celebrations.
The building is located at 84 Jordana Street and is easy to find once you know the street address. If you need information or have questions about the parish, the office operates on select days throughout the week.
Architect Stanisław Sepioł designed the building with features reminiscent of the Ronchamp chapel, giving it an unusual modern character. This design choice makes it an interesting example of contemporary religious architecture in the area.
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