Ladislaus of Gielniów church in Warsaw, Catholic church in Natolin-Wolica district, Warsaw, Poland
The Ladislaus of Gielniów church is a Catholic church in the Natolin-Wolica district featuring a rectangular layout with three naves and a bell tower. The interior includes stone flooring and wooden pews arranged to accommodate worship activities.
The parish was established in 1988 by Cardinal Józef Glemp to serve the growing population in this district. The church building was completed in 2000 after several years of construction work.
The church houses three altars from the 19th century, crafted by Jan Szczepański from Opoczno and decorated with sculptures and religious paintings. These artworks shape the interior and show the skilled craftsmanship of that era.
The church is easily accessible and offers religious services to the local community. Visitors can find a parish house nearby, which was constructed between 1989 and 1993 for supporting church activities.
The cornerstone contains material from the St. Catherine's church foundations, which was blessed by Pope John Paul II before being placed. This connection links the new parish to its religious heritage.
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