Deanery of Wieluń

The Wieleń Deanery, part of the Archdiocese of Poznań, consists of six parishes, each divided into various localities. The architecture of the parish churches and chapels in this area reflects a diversity of building styles, with features typical of the region, such as stonework details and wooden additions. The main places of worship include the parish church in Piłka, the church in Kwiejce, and the church in Biała. Each of these has its own unique architectural features, reflecting the history and traditions of the local community. The history of the deanery dates back to medieval times, and its current structure is the result of numerous administrative reorganizations and social changes over the years. The parishes focus not only on providing spiritual care to residents but also on organizing cultural events that bring the local community together. An interesting fact is that the deanery covers areas within the Drawsko municipality and partially the Wieleń municipality, contributing to the diversity of religious traditions and local customs. The deanery also includes chapels, such as the one in Kamiennik, which further enrich the spiritual landscape of the region. The residents of this area cherish their traditions, and combined with the architectural diversity, this makes the Wieleń Deanery not only a place of prayer but also an important point on the cultural map of the region.