Kościół Rzymskokatolicki Pw. Wszystkich Świętych

A nice, intimate church, a real decoration of the area. Quite fun in terms of style: From Romanesque, through Gothic, ending with Baroque and Classicism; You can see in the building every era it has gone through, its rich history. The style of the church has something to do with each of these styles, but it is none of them, it can be said to be unique. It has been very decently renovated, it presents much better than before. Interesting fact: one night during the renovation works, scrap collectors stole metal gutters, it was established that it was a gang from outside the area.

A free trip in the 1960s. A relatively young priest, who certainly was born many years after the Council, as part of the sermon reads the parishioners dressed in festive clothes (during this Sunday review only the latest traditional formal attire applies, in this so-called {then} peasant-working parish) as part of the sermon, far too long, completely detached from the reality in which parishioners live and from current Sunday readings, a letter of the episcopate for the evangelistic week written by an unknown author, based on a completely virtual reading of non-existing content, the encyclical of Pope Bergogllio from a few years ago. It is to encourage the faithful to ... missionary activities. (Birds, flowers and bunnies? Probably.) Parishioners, falling into a trance while listening to this fairy tale, do not leave it during singing animated by the falling apart from old age, like themselves, an organist who, chanting in a goat voice, plays one note old Catholic church songs, combined with oasis and old Protestant hymns worthy of a Catholic congregation. The disappearing world of dinosaurs that have not noticed that they are already extinct, confirmed in the conviction that they are still living and fulfilling the evangelizing mission, by the ad hoc work of the Polish Episcopate from several times in the universal Church. Thanks to this, parishioners are convinced that the Church is still ruled by the "Polish Pope", whom we do not know why, we define as Francis. Anyway, what's the difference? I expected that after leaving the church, the parishioners would go to the nearby municipal playground and start chanting: "Wiesław, Wiesław, Wiesław!" In vain ... Nearby there is a much more interesting Catholic cemetery, where it is worth staying for longer. Ultimately, it is the motherhouse of Kossak (Zofia) and Stanica scout, in which the heroes of "Stones for the Lair" and the area of ​​heavy fighting in the defensive war of 1939 spent their last holidays.

Because you can pray quietly in silence

Thank you to the parish priest in Górki Wielkie for taking care of the grave of Tadeusz Wołowicz who was killed while mining the town of Górki. The family is very grateful to the residents for remembering and looking after the grave

A nice, well-kept church in the Romanesque style is worth seeing