Kościół Rzymskokatolicki pw. św. Klemensa i św. Małgorzaty w Klementowicach

Very nice church belonging to the parish with a very interesting history.

Church St. St. Clement and St. Małgorzata (1927) Originally, two wooden churches stood in the place of the present temple. The first in 1418 was funded by Piotr Kurowski. On July 12, 1418, the consecrated church received the call of the Holy Trinity, Saint. St. Clement and St. Margaret. During the Reformation it was devastated and demolished. The second church was built by Adam Kotowski. It was built according to the design of Tylman of Gameren, architect of King Jan III Sobieski. A small temple made of larch wood was built in 1684. Successive owners of the estate did not care about the wooden church and in 1916 due to its poor condition it was demolished. The present temple was built in the years 1916 - 1927. This time it is a stone church in the neo-Gothic style. It was built on a rectangular plan, with a narrower semi-circularly closed presbytery. The church is brick, partly plastered and covered with a gable roof. From the front there are two five-storey towers covered with pyramidal roofs and topped with crosses. The temple equipment is mostly baroque designed by Tylman of Gameren and has been moved from the previous church. These are primarily wooden polychrome altars: the main altar with the image of St. Margaret and the Mother of God, side altars dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary and Our Lady of the Angels, as well as the pulpit and baptismal font, and the choir contains organs from 1899.

A beautiful church

A beautifully renovated neo-gothic church