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Former St. Nicholas Church, Radom (Garrison Church of St. Stanislaus)
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Former St. Nicholas Church, Radom (Garrison Church of St. Stanislaus)
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Former St. Nicholas Church, Radom (Garrison Church of St. Stanislaus)

Бывшая церковь святителя Николая в Радоме (гарнизонный костёл святого Станислава)
PolandРадом1897–1902Public buildings
The Orthodox church in the centre of Radom was erected in 1897–1902; at that time the city was part of the Russian Empire (Kingdom of Poland). In July 1915 the building was damaged in the course of the war, and after the First World War it was assigned as the Catholic garrison church of the Polish Army: Catholic services began in 1918. In 1925–1930 the church was converted into a Catholic church; the military parish of St. Stanislaus was established on 18 January 1927 and the dedication took place on 5 October 1931.
Православная церковь в центре Радома возведена в 1897–1902 годах; в то время город входил в состав Российской империи (Царство Польское). В июле 1915 года здание пострадало в ходе военных действий, а после Первой мировой войны было отведено под католический гарнизонный храм Войска Польского: католические богослужения начались в 1918 году. В 1925–1930 годах церковь перестроена в костёл, военный приход святого Станислава учреждён 18 января 1927 года, освящение состоялось 5 октября 1931 года.

Property abroad

EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerRoman Catholic Church (Military Parish of St. Stanislaus in Radom)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1902
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2017-07
After the First World War the building was handed over as the Catholic garrison church of the Polish Army; since 1927 it has been the church of the military parish of St. Stanislaus (according to the Diocese of Radom, published July 2017).

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