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  • RetiredWorldTraveler
    Houston, TX171 contributions
    Very nice chapel visited by John Paul II
    It's worth a stop. Very nice chapel in pretty location with statue of John Paul II in front. Lovely altar and stained glass.
    Review of: Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima
    Written August 7, 2022
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  • historyboy28
    Whitehaven, UK192 contributions
    Pretty chapel in the woods
    Nice little chapel, but we didn't see it at its best, on a winter afternoon with the light fading, but the snow made it special. Some carved work inside.
    Review of: Kaplica Najświętszego Serca Jezusa
    Written December 18, 2022
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  • Rainbowtravelgirl
    Amsterdam, The Netherlands308 contributions
    Old Wooden Church
    From its outside facade, it speaks of its oldness but it evoked a fine backdrop on an autumn season. Getting inside a quaint house of God, the pews are truly antique. Glad to pray here !
    Review of: Church of Our Lady of Czestochowa
    Written November 10, 2019
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  • endrju_74
    Ipswich, UK4,851 contributions
    Hidden in the woods
    Saint Albert Chmielowski founded his Albertine Brothers, a Catholic congregation in Krakow in 1888. Shortly afterwards he was given a parcel of land in Kuźnice district of Zakopane by the then owner of large parts of Tatra mountains - count Władysław Zamoyski to build a monastery and a homeless shelter. It took a while to built the complex, and in the end only a small monastery appeared. It was enlarged few times till 1977, when it all burned down. The new monstery, or a hermitage this time, was opened in 1984. The chapel open for tourists sometimes, the rest of the small complex strictly for monks. Two years initial school (novitiate) for candidats to joint the Albertine Brothers is also run here. Accessible by short but steep in places yellow trail, which starts in Kalatówki, by Albertine Sisters monastery - about half an hour one way.
    Review of: Klasztor Albertynow Na Kalatowkach
    Written February 16, 2020
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