Sanktuarium Ecce Homo św. Brata Alberta w Krakowie, Roman Catholic church in Prądnik Czerwony district, Kraków, Poland.
Ecce Homo Sanctuary is a Roman Catholic church in the Pradnik Czerwony district featuring modern white walls and an open interior design. Large windows flood the space with daylight and create a welcoming environment for worship.
Construction began in September 1982 and was completed in June 1985. Pope John Paul II blessed the foundation stone, which came from the Basilica of Saint Francis in Assisi.
The sanctuary honors Brother Albert, an artist who dedicated his life to serving people in need. Visitors can see how this saint's work and service shaped the local community's spiritual identity.
The sanctuary holds daily services and provides parking for visitors. It is helpful to check service times beforehand to plan your visit around the worship schedule.
The sanctuary houses a painting of Christ Ecce Homo created by Saint Albert himself. This artistic work connects his religious devotion to his earlier passion for art.
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