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Church of St. Nicholas

the oldest church in Lubliniec.The oldest record, proving the existence of Lubliniec church, is a brief statement that there were in the "C" Registrum Wyadsense (Ujazdowski Registry) which is the chapter "Liber fundationis episkopatus Wratislaviensis" ie, the Book of salary Wroclaw bishopric for tithes paid through villages and towns referred to in this book.Part "C" of this book is a record made in Ujazd, which along with nearby premises situated near Mount St. Anna was owned by the Bishopric of Wroclaw.

Church of St. Stanislaus Kostka

one of the largest churches in the city right next to it is the monastery of Oblate Fathers and the Lower Seminary.The Church is located in the Park Klasztorny where there is also a grotto of Our Lady of Fatima.The church consists of two parts, upper and lower in the upper part is the main church and in the lower part of the Chapel of Our Lady of Fatima.When the temple is also the School St. Edith Stein.February 23, 1922, the Congregation of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate purchased for use in the Lower Seminary was the Educational Department Grottowskiego in Lubliniec.

Lubliniec days

recurring event cultural and entertainment, organized annually in June since 1972 year.The first event was organized on the occasion of the 700th anniversary of the city.To celebrate the Day Lubliniec is a series of events organized sports, cultural and entertainment facilities.Traditionally, the procession passes through the town dress (in the first years of historical costumes in force) and is chosen Miss Earth Lubliniec.Title authorizes the election of Miss and Silesia Basin.Every year during the Days of Lubliniec, after Lubliniec Traktorowa queue runs from the Market Square Town Park.

Museum of St. Edith Stein

On Saturday, February 28, 2009.The Museum opened Pro Memoria Edith Stein set in a house once belonging to her grandparents Courantow.The ceremony which began a concert of the Music School students and senior and klezmer band INEJNEM, attended by over 100 guests.Among them was Bishop John Wieczorek who dedicated a museum, parliamentarians, councilors lublinieccy, sponsors and patrons of the museum representatives from partner cities Lubliniec and lovers of Edith Stein.On the floor of the building at ul.Edith Stein 2 is a modern hotel consisting of two exhibition halls with a permanent exhibition dedicated to the patroness Lubliniec and monitors that display such videos of the event giving patronage of St.Lublincowi.Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Edith Stein multi-purpose hall as well as sanitary and economic facilities.

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