Church of Saint Casimir in Pruszków, Gothic Revival church building in Pruszków, Poland.
The Church of Saint Casimir features Gothic Revival architecture constructed primarily from brick materials, displaying traditional pointed arches and detailed masonry work that characterizes this ecclesiastical style from the early 20th century.
Construction of the church began in 1907 under the design of architect Czesław Domaniewski and continued until 1936, with the distinctive twin towers completed between 1924 and 1926 during the interwar period.
The church serves as the parish center for the local Catholic community in Pruszków, organizing religious festivals, blessing processions, and community events that maintain traditional Polish Catholic customs and spiritual practices.
Located at coordinates 52.1623 latitude and 20.8101 longitude, the church is easily accessible by public transportation and provides regular mass schedules, confession times, and pastoral services for residents and visitors.
The church holds official recognition as an immovable monument in Poland's heritage registry, preserving its architectural integrity while maintaining its active role as a functioning place of worship for over a century.
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