Saint Anthony of Padua church in Jasło, Franciscan church and monastery in Jasło, Poland
Saint Anthony of Padua church is a Franciscan building in Jasło with distinctive brick construction and a prominent bell tower. The tower holds three bells, including a historical one cast at the Karol Schwabe foundry in 1933.
The Franciscan convent began in Jasło in October 1899, with friars initially housed in a rented townhouse. They later moved to another building, establishing this site as a continuing center of religious life in the city.
The church serves as a center for the local Catholic community, hosting regular worship, music performances, and gatherings that shape the spiritual and social rhythm of the city.
The church welcomes visitors for daily masses and confession hours, providing regular opportunities to enter the interior. It is helpful to keep in mind usual prayer times, as these may affect availability for tourist visits.
Saint Anthony became the patron saint of Jasło in the 1990s, and his sanctuary was established in the church in 1997. This relatively recent connection shows how meaningful this saint has become to the city's community.
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