Parafia św. Bartłomieja w Lipowej

One of my favorite churches, well look after

The temple in the neo-gothic style. 😇Has an interesting story. The interior of the church has been renovated, beautiful. Outside, well-kept gardens and sculptures. Next to it is the rectory and a cemetery worth visiting. Prayer is a relief, it is worth asking God, ask and it will be given to you

Everything in the right time and form. I like to draw spiritual food for myself. Nobody reads parish ads forever, succinctly about.

Fantastic 😊History The church p.w. Saint Bartholomew in Lipowa. The church in Lipowa was built around 1350, rebuilt twice, in the first half of the 16th century and at the end of the 19th century. The process of the formation of new parishes was accompanied by the phenomenon of their disappearance. They were included to neighboring people as a result of population changes and lack of means of subsistence. This phenomenon was known especially in the XV-XVI centuries in mountain areas. This was the fate of the parish in Lipowa, which along with Cięcina was joined to Radziechów. The chronicle of the Radziechowski church states that Lipowa was originally a parish, and around 1585 it was changed into a branch church with foundations and income. In 1850, she was raised to the local chaplain's government. The right of patronage was taken over by the archduke Karol Habsburg, heir of Żywiec. For the first time, the church in Lipowa was mentioned in the year 1350 in the lists of the holiday-maker who was collected in Poland from 1346-1358. The current brick church dates from 1896, and was consecrated in 1904. History The church p.w. Saint Bartholomew in Lipowa. The church in Lipowa was built around 1350, rebuilt twice, in the first half of the 16th century and at the end of the 19th century. The process of the formation of new parishes was accompanied by the phenomenon of their disappearance. They were included to neighboring people as a result of population changes and lack of means of subsistence. This phenomenon was known especially in the XV-XVI centuries in mountain areas. This was the fate of the parish in Lipowa, which along with Cięcina was joined to Radziechów. The chronicle of the Radziechowski church states that Lipowa was originally a parish, and around 1585 it was changed into a branch church with foundations and income. In 1850, she was raised to the local chaplain's government. The right of patronage was taken over by the archduke Karol Habsburg, heir of Żywiec. For the first time, the church in Lipowa was mentioned in the year 1350 in the lists of the holiday-maker who was collected in Poland from 1346-1358. The current brick church dates from 1896, and was consecrated in 1904.

Memories, positive feelings and history speak to be able to visit this "special" place for residents, guests from outside the Parish, even from abroad quite often. The interior may not be so rich with decorations after renovation, but it is "worth" staying here for the very History of This Church.