Kościół pw. św. Anny i św. Ducha

A beautiful church a bit closed with the surrounding properties, it is difficult to take good photos because there is no possibility of leaving because it is covered by other buildings, but I met a beautiful chapel with Jesus, really beautiful, I will show it to you

The church was renovated, but you cannot enter it.

Originally, as early as in the 16th century, a wooden church was located in the place of today's stone church, which in the mid-16th century, after a parish fire, served as a parish church. There was a hospital in the vicinity of the temple, which after the Second World War served as an old people's home. Most likely, in 1635 these facilities were rebuilt, first a hospital, and then a church, whose masonry began in 1649. and was completed in 1671. Church of St. Anna's model is based on the parish church, the plan of the temple is one rectangular nave and a narrower semi-circular presbytery with the sacristy, under which the vaulted underground is located. It is a monument in the style of the Lublin Renaissance. The walls are made of limestone and brick. Window openings occur in every field between pilasters of the nave walls and in every other field of the presbytery walls. The nave's tops have a Renaissance decoration resembling the front top of the parish church. The top four pilasters are topped with pinnacle pinnacles. The side elevations of the nave and the walls of the presbytery are also articulated with pilasters: every four pilasters on each wall of the nave and eight on the walls of the presbytery. A signature bell rises above the rainbow wall, as in the parish church. The uneven vault with lunettes is decorated with a stucco grid, just like in a parish church, but more simple and modest. The presbytery vault is barrel-shaped, with the telescopes descending, stucco decorations appear on the seams of the telescopes. The chancel in the middle is finished with a straight wall, perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the church, behind which are located, on two levels in a pseudo-apse (semi-circular): the vault and the sacristy. The interior, wooden furnishings of the church date back to the 17th century, but subsequent painting disfigured their appearance. A few dozen years after it was built, the temple fell into ruin, so the first thorough renovation was undertaken in 1782-1783, and the last construction and conservation works took place in 2003. Nevertheless, with each monument, it is necessary to constantly monitor the technical condition of the entire church, hence the idea of ​​carrying out further actions to save the unique cultural asset.

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