Kościół Źródła Miłosierdzia Bożego w Stalowej Woli, Roman Catholic church in Stalowa Wola, Poland.
The Church of the Source of God's Mercy in Stalowa Wola is a Roman Catholic church built with glued wooden beams in an asymmetrical design, with separate interior sections created by roof skylights. A perpendicular wing extends from the original chapel, connecting the newer structure to the older foundation.
Construction took place between 2014 and 2017, building upon the older Saint Anne Chapel from 1982 and incorporating its structure as a transept in the newer design. This expansion connected two different periods of building into one working space.
The church is dedicated to Divine Mercy, a spiritual focus that visitors can see reflected in the artwork and stained glass around the main altar. This devotion shapes how the space feels when you enter.
The church is accessible during service times, with masses held daily at different hours. Plan your visit around these scheduled times, as the building may not be open otherwise.
The roof features skylights that channel natural light in an unexpected way, making the wooden ceiling particularly visible from within. These lighting elements create a constantly changing visual experience that shifts with the time of day.
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