St. Michael's Church in Kozlow (Poland)

The first information from written sources about Kozlow reaches us from the 13th century, and a brick church in the neo-Romanesque style is already mentioned here. This building has survived to our days and is the presbytery of the main sanctuary. In ancient times, there was a cemetery around the church. A bell tower stood nearby. In 1540-1545 the church was enlarged and rebuilt - part of the main nave was added. 16th century in the end, the sanctuary was taken over by the Protestants, and as the number of parishioners decreased, the building fell into disrepair until the 19th century end, when it was again taken over by the Catholics. In 1904 the roof was renovated, in 1924 the sanctuary was repaired and enlarged again - the main nave was extended, and the bell tower was connected to the main building. Priests from nearby Brzezinka, who were killed by Soviet soldiers on January 10, 1944, served in the church. In 1964 Reverend Eugeniusz Piotrowski started serving in Kozlow and began to expand the church even more. In 1980, by the commemorative decree of Bishop Alfonso Nossol, Kozlow parish was restored and St. Michael's name.

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