Gąbin Deanery

The Gąbin Deanery, located within the Płock Diocese, is a region with a rich history and diverse sacred architecture. The seat of the deanery is Gąbin, a town with centuries-old traditions, where landmarks such as the Church of St. Nicholas attract particular attention. This church also serves as the seat of one of the deaconry’s parish priests, Rev. Canon Dr. Dariusz Piskorski. The architecture of the churches in this region combines Gothic and Baroque elements, creating a unique architectural landscape. Another important place of worship in Gąbin is the Parish of St. Valentine in Korzeń, led by Rev. Canon Dr. Daniel Kwiatkowski. Meanwhile, the Church of St. Maximilian Kolbe, overseen by Rev. Canon Leszek Żuchowski, enriches the religious culture of Płock. The Gąbin Deanery is also a place of diverse traditions and rituals cultivated by local communities. Local festivals and cultural events, often held in sacred spaces, are incredibly interesting, blending spirituality with the daily lives of residents. The region abounds in fascinating anecdotes and stories, attracting both pilgrims and tourists eager to explore local traditions and history. Gąbin and its surroundings offer not only spiritual experiences but also valuable lessons about the past, which remain very much alive in the lives of the local people.