Pruszków Deanery

The Pruszków Deanery is one of the 25 deaneries of the Archdiocese of Warsaw, which belongs to the Metropolitan Archdiocese of Warsaw. The deanery is headed by Fr. Prelate Marian Mikołajczak, the parish priest of St. Casimir's Parish in Pruszków. The deanery consists of ten parishes, which are an essential part of the religious and social life of the region. The architecture of the parishes, with unique styles ranging from Gothic to modern forms, attracts both the faithful and tourists. For example, the Parish of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Komorów is known for its beautiful stained-glass windows, which reflect local traditions and history. Culturally, the Pruszków Deanery plays an important role by organizing numerous events, such as parish festivals, organ concerts, and artistic workshops, which integrate the local community. Historically, Pruszków as a city has a rich heritage dating back to the Middle Ages, which is reflected in many parishes often located in places of great historical significance. Interestingly, St. Casimir's Parish in Pruszków, the current deanery parish, enjoys great interest due to its numerous charitable and social initiatives. Additionally, the deanery is a destination for many pilgrimages, highlighting its importance in the Catholic spirituality of the region.