Parafia św. Karola Boromeusza w Białymstoku, Roman Catholic parish in Białystok, Poland.
Parafia św. Karola Boromeusza is a Roman Catholic parish located on Pułaskiego Street in Białystok, Poland. The building features an ellipsoidal central hall crowned by a dome and flanked by towers, blending Renaissance and Baroque elements with touches of Art Nouveau.
Archbishop Stanisław Szymecki created this parish by decree on December 14, 1997, naming Father Mirosław Niebrzydowski as its founding priest. The building was raised as a votive gift from the Archdiocese of Białystok to honor the papacy of John Paul II.
The church honors an Italian cardinal from the 1500s who is now remembered as a patron of clergy and church communities. Local families gather here throughout the week for worship, creating a sense of continuity across generations in this part of the city.
Weekday services take place at 6:30 in the morning and again at 18:00 in the evening, while Sundays offer several options from 7:00 through 19:30. The church is accessible by public transport and situated in a residential neighborhood.
A papal cross hangs inside the church as a reminder of the Polish pope and his connection to the region. The parish serves around 6100 Catholics and runs programs for families across all age groups.
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