Res Sacra Miser Church
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This is the smallest church in Warsaw and at the same time there is enough room for several confessions.
This is a touristic overview of the house of prayer. For a detailed description, please click the box below.
Visit inside
In Warsaw, no entrance fee is charged to enter the houses of prayer.
Excluded are crypts or museums located mostly in the basement area. The crypts in this church are unfortunately not open to the public.
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Short description
The Res Sacra Miser Church was built in 1663 on the site of a formerly gigantic magnate’s residence. Even today, the building hardly resembles a church building. Only the crosses on the two roof peaks suggest that this is indeed a spiritual institution.
Since the 90s, the church has been used by several denominations. In addition to the Catholic rite, masses are also held here for Anglicans and for believers of the Armenian Catholic Church. Less frequently, one can also attend Lithuanian masses.
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