Church of the Divine Saviour in Kraków

The Church of the Divine Saviour stands in Kraków's Zakrzówek at ulica św. Jacka 16 and belongs to the Salvatorians. It is a church from the 1970s, designed in the postmodern style, and so different from most of the city's historic churches.

When it was built and to whose design

Construction took place in 1971-1976 to a design by the architect Janusz Gawor. The construction period thus covers a time when building new churches demanded great effort from a parish.

The community

The church is looked after by the Society of the Divine Saviour, that is, the Salvatorians. The community's website gives information about Masses and services, including Gregorian Masses and novenas.

Nearby

From Zakrzówek it is close to the Manggha Museum and to the Wawel Royal Castle.

Practical information

• Address: ul. św. Jacka 16, Kraków-Zakrzówek.
• Service times are given on the website krakow.sds.pl.
• The interior and furnishings are not described by the sources we checked, so we do not give details.