Saint Peter church in Krynica Morska, Catholic church in Krynica Morska, Poland.
Saint Peter church is a religious building with white walls and a distinctive roof located at Teleekspres Street 4 in this Baltic coast town. The structure stands as a central landmark near the beach areas and serves the local community.
Construction started in 1938 as a chapel for the Sisters of Saint Catherine and was completed in 1939 with support from Bishop Maximilian Kaller. The building gained its current status as an independent parish church in 1974.
The church serves as a spiritual gathering place where local residents and visitors come together for worship. It holds significance as a religious landmark that shapes the community's spiritual life in this coastal town.
The church welcomes visitors and holds regular services throughout the year. It sits in a convenient location near the beach area, making it easy to visit while exploring the town.
The building carries a dual dedication to Saint Peter the Apostle and Saint Francis of Assisi, connecting it to its founders' spiritual traditions. This connection with two important religious figures gives the place special meaning for visitors.
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