Bolesławiec East Deanery

The Bolesławiec Wschód Deanery, part of the Legnica Diocese, consists of 12 parishes that reflect the region’s rich cultural and historical heritage. Among them is the Parish of Christ the King in Bolesławiec, known for its captivating architecture and local traditions. Parishes such as the Parish of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Nicholas, as well as the Parish of St. Hedwig, have long histories deeply rooted in the development of the city and the region. The architecture of the churches, often in Neo-Gothic or Baroque style, attracts not only the faithful but also tourists exploring local cultural treasures. Parishes like the Parish of the Most Holy Savior in Kraśnik Dolny offer unique cultural and religious events that bring residents together and attract visitors. It is worth noting that some of these churches have unique histories tied to local customs, making them tourist attractions. Interestingly, some places, such as the Parish of St. Michael the Archangel in Raciborowice Górne, are linked to local legends, adding an extra layer of charm. Modern parishes remain not only places of religious worship but also hubs of social life, engaging residents in various initiatives, from workshops to local festivals. Moreover, the beauty of the surrounding landscapes and proximity to historical sites, such as the castle in Bolesławiec, make the deanery a draw for history and nature enthusiasts. In this way, the Bolesławiec Wschód Deanery becomes a space where tradition meets modernity, and local culture thrives, becoming a hallmark of the region.