Jelenia Góra Zachód Deanery

The Jelenia Góra – Zachód Deanery, which is part of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Legnica, consists of 9 parishes that play a significant role in both the religious and cultural life of the region. Among them, the Parish of St. Michael the Archangel in Czernica and its counterpart in Jeżów Sudecki stand out, representing diverse architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Baroque, attracting not only the faithful but also tourists. Parishes in Jelenia Góra, such as the Parish of Our Lady Queen of Poland and St. Francis of Assisi and the Parish of St. Jude Thaddeus, are characterized by rich ornamentation and often serve as hubs actively organizing cultural events like concerts and festivals, which bring the local community together. Historically, the region has much to offer, as its churches date back to medieval times, and their walls have withstood numerous turbulent historical events that took place in these lands. An interesting fact is that the Parish of St. Nicholas in Siedlęcin is one of the oldest churches in the area, and its well-preserved architectural elements bear witness to the long history of the locality. The Jelenia Góra – Zachód Deanery, with its parishes, is an important part of the local identity, offering both spiritual support and rich cultural and historical experiences to residents and visitors alike.