Rzeszów East Deanery

The Rzeszów East Deanery, part of the Rzeszów Diocese, encompasses ten parishes that reflect the architectural, historical, and cultural diversity of the region. The parish in Krasne, dedicated to the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is an example of local sacred architecture, with interesting architectural elements that attract both the faithful and tourists. Malawa, the parish of St. Lawrence, is a place rich in history, where local traditions intertwine with Christian values. Palikówka, with its Church of Divine Mercy, holds special significance for the veneration of Divine Mercy, fitting into the broader context of religious culture in Poland, especially following the revelations of St. Faustina Kowalska. In Rzeszów, in the Pobitno district, there is the parish of St. Joseph Sebastian Pelczar, the patron saint of the Rzeszów Diocese, which enriches the cultural scene by organizing educational and religious events. The parish in Załęże, with a church dedicated to Our Lady of Perpetual Help and St. Florian, also plays a vital role in the life of the local community, organizing festivals and various initiatives to support residents. Wilkowyja, where the Piarists serve in the parish of St. Joseph Calasanz, promotes educational and formative values, and their related initiatives attract young people. The parish in Słocina, dedicated to St. Roch and St. Martin the Bishop, emphasizes local traditions by organizing cultural events tied to the liturgical year. In the center of Rzeszów, there are two important parishes: the Blessed Władysław Findysz Parish and the St. John Paul II Parish, which serve as places of prayer and reflection, as well as organizing events commemorating great Polish figures, aimed at strengthening local identity. Finally, the parish in Strażów, dedicated to Our Lady Queen of Poland, serves as a spiritual and cultural center, bringing residents together during ecumenical and prayer events. The Rzeszów East Deanery, thanks to its parish diversity, creates a space for dialogue, integration, and the preservation of local traditions, as well as for the spiritual growth of its residents. Interestingly, many of these parishes host religious festivals that also attract tourists, highlighting their significance not only as places of prayer but also as cultural hubs.