Uście Solne Deanery

The Deanery of Uście Solne, part of the Tarnów Diocese, encompasses numerous parishes with rich architectural and cultural heritage. The Parish of St. Lawrence in Cerekiew, known for its neo-Gothic church, attracts architecture enthusiasts as well as local residents, serving as an important place of worship. The Parish of Our Lady Queen of Poland in Drwinia and the Parish of the Holy Name of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Grobla stand out with their historic buildings, which have preserved many original architectural elements and frescoes from bygone eras, depicting religious and social events of the region. The Parish of St. Felix in Niedzieliska and the Parish of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Okulice are vital elements of local culture, serving as community gathering places and organizing various events such as festivals, holiday celebrations, and pilgrimages that bring residents together and build community. Strzelce Wielkie, home to the Parish of St. Sebastian, is known for its regional traditions and beautiful landscapes that invite hiking and cycling tourism. Szczurowa, with the Parish of St. Bartholomew the Apostle, is a place where numerous regional legends can be found, giving this area a unique character. Uście Solne, with the Parish of St. Apostles Peter and Paul, due to its location and historical significance, plays an important role in the pilgrimage movement, being a place where pilgrims and tourists willingly stop. The deanery, with its architectural diversity, rich history, and strong cultural traditions, is a fascinating point on the map of Poland, combining sacred heritage and local customs passed down from generation to generation. Shared religious and cultural events become the foundation of the residents' identity, creating strong social bonds and bringing regional legends and customs to life.