The Roman Catholic Church

Very beautiful temple. Services at 10 and 12 on holidays

Wonderful architecture Peace of mind peace Balance good worship is available to both adults and children Saturday liturgy is short allowing you to visit with your children always a pleasant atmosphere you want to come back here again

Poezite Roman Catholic Church of St .. Ignatius Loyola. Street I. Frank, 18. It was built in 1897 by the architect D. Ksichkovsky as a Roman Catholic church of the Jesuit fathers. After World War II, the temple was closed and from 1950 it was first used as a warehouse of goods for various purposes, and after the opening of 1973, the furniture store in the prefabricated to the main facade of the premises - as a furniture warehouse. In 1990, the church was returned to the Roman Catholic community, a copy of the miraculous image of the Blessed Virgin Mary from the pre-war parochial church was installed in the main altar, and in 2007, with the participation of the Kolomyian artists, the restoration of wall paintings was completed. On the facade of the church there is a memorial plaque for Polish theologian Piotr Skarzy (1912). Jesuit St. Ignatius Loyola Roman Catholic Church. 18, I. Franko Street. Built in 1897 under the design of the architect Mr. D. Kshychkovsky as the Roman Catholic Church of Jesuits. After the Second World War, the church was closed and since 1950 it was first used as a depot for various goods, and after the opening of a furniture store in 1973 in the new extension to the main building - as a furniture depo. In 1990 the church was returned to the Roman Catholic community; A replica of the miracle-working icon of the Virgin Mary from the pre-war parochial Roman Catholic Church was installed at the main altar. In 2007, with the help of Kolomiyan artists, the restoration of mural paintings was completed. The façade of the building has a memorial plaque dedicated to the Polish theologist Mr. Pyotr Skarga (1912).

An interesting structure, but it is very spoils the appearance the old Soviet building left

Beautiful church, inside and out. We were glad that we, the tourists, were allowed to go inside. Inside it is beautifully decorated and majestic, the outside light here is not bright, rather calm. The architecture seems familiar, but in fact it is not.