The Church of St. Wojciech

Today I had the pleasure to park my car next to "my parish". Dad went out to buy a blood pressure monitor for my sick sister, but I wanted to go to the Church for a while to pray. I barely managed to get out of the car, and a lady with a cash register and a printed ticket (because she has to collect a fee) ran up to me. She told me that she did not accept any translations because she saw that a gentleman was getting out of the car to get things done ... I said that I didn't see the problem and I would pay with the card. The woman announced that she did not have a terminal and if I did not have cash with me, I should go and explain to the parish priest, because she did not have the strength to argue. So I went to the presbytery and waited for the priest. The priest did not let me come to my word, but he shouted whether I was serious at all, because they accounted for this (business in the Sanctuary), the Tax Office, etc. So I went looking for an ATM instead of spending this time on prayer. I wholeheartedly wish you (both the tolling lady and the parish priest) happiness in building the community of this place, but with sadness I can say that there is very little room for God there. I attended St. Adalbert's Church regularly and now the most important are lawns (which children cannot run on because the grass will accidentally get destroyed), stones (which, God forbid, cannot be touched), a priest in the center of the temple (Jesus in a tiny Tabernacle on the sidelines), downloading fees for parking at the church (regardless of the intentions of the parking person), taking off the boys' hats in the church in winter (from an early age, it does not count that it is cold and that the child has just had a cold), as well as all the rest, for which I feel sorry for the signs on keyboard ... It's a pity that Mammon is sending you common sense, dear clergymen (I won't get poor from the 2 zlotys, but my mother always taught me that the most important thing is human). I do not agree to this treatment and I do not want to participate in it anymore - fortunately there are other temples where I can also pray. Best regards.

An important place on the map of religious places in Białystok, if only because of the educational and opinion-forming priestly service.

Money rules the world ... Ekhm "church".

The church is small, but there is enough room for believers. Inside, the temple looks beautiful and well-kept. The only downside is that politics is raised during mass.

Beautifully designed and made chapels commemorating the places of execution of Poles, respect for the originators !!!