Maximilian Kolbe church in Szczecin, Catholic church in Szczecin, Poland.
Maximilian Kolbe Church is a Catholic church in Szczecin featuring brick construction and a distinctive tower that rises above its traditional design. The building stands along Włościańska Street and serves as both an active place of worship and a protected monument.
The church was built in the 15th century and has been registered as a protected monument since 1956. It stands as a key witness to Szczecin's religious and architectural past.
The church is named after Maximilian Kolbe, a Polish Franciscan priest who died at Auschwitz in 1941 by voluntarily taking another prisoner's place. His sacrifice is honored within these walls and reflects the deep faith that guided his actions.
The church welcomes visitors during regular service times and can be reached on foot from central Szczecin. Check local information for opening hours and any specific visiting guidelines before planning your visit.
The building serves as both an active place of worship and a legally protected monument, a combination that makes it stand out among Szczecin's religious institutions. This dual role keeps it alive for today's community while preserving it for future generations.
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