The best road cycling routes around gmina Brzeziny

The mural depicts characters from the Mandalorian series: Din Djarin, Grogu, and Bo-Katan Kryze.

Lake Lisowice and its surroundings are the perfect place for a bike ride. The route leading to the lake is picturesque, peaceful, and ideal for active recreation. The area itself encourages a short stop – the clear water, pleasant green spaces, and quiet make it a truly relaxing place. Access by bike is easy, and the diverse landscape ensures a never-ending ride. It's a great option for both a shorter family ride and a longer gravel or road trip. 🚴‍♀️🌳🌊

Awesome mural on the route, I recommend it.

As of May 2025, a second character from this universe has been added. I think this mural is still evolving. I'm keeping my fingers crossed 👌

Mariavite parish in Lipka, in the Silesian-Łódź diocese of the Old Catholic Mariavite Church in the Republic of Poland. The Mariavite parish in Lipka was the first to declare its independence on February 8, 1906, and to separate itself from the Roman Catholic parish in Niesułków. The first seat of the newly established parish was the Roman Catholic church in Niesułków. The church was in the hands of the Mariavites until December 1906, when, as a result of the decision of the municipal court the day after the verdict was announced, all parish buildings in Niesułków were to be returned to their original owner – the Roman Catholic Church. After the arrival of the Mariavite priest Tuła at the rectory, construction began on a two-story, brick parish house intended for a school and nursery on the current school square, where there is currently a parking lot for teachers. As a result of the verdict of the municipal court, the Mariavites were also forced to leave the newly constructed parish building. In one night, the building was dismantled and the building materials were manually moved, without the use of carts, to a plot donated by a farmer from Lipka - Jan Jachoł. A wooden chapel was built on the property, which served the Mariavites as a temple for three years. The Blessed Sacrament was moved to the new house of prayer from the church in Niesułków. A brick rectory was built next to the church, in which a nursery was located. The parish house was destroyed during World War I, but after it ended it was rebuilt, and in the interwar period it was used for courses for the illiterate and a library with a reading room. After World War II, this building was demolished, and in its place in the years 1980-1981 a new building was built, which currently serves as a parish hall, where parish orchestra rehearsals and parish meetings as part of various types of celebrations are held. The solemn consecration of the newly built Mariavite church was performed on 17 October 1909 by the newly consecrated Mariavite bishop in Utrecht, Fr. Jan Maria Michał Kowalski.

The people of Koluszkowo decided to build a temple in their own backyard. For this purpose, a construction committee was established, consisting mainly of railway workers and local residents, led by the station manager Teofil Leśniewski and the parish priest of Jeżów, Father Andrzej Stypułkowski (it was planned that the future church would be a branch of the Jeżów parish). The committee's tasks were not easy, it had to convince as many people as possible to support the construction and spread its noble ideas, conduct preparatory work, and above all, try to obtain funds and material goods necessary for the construction of the first Koluszkowo temple. One of the committee members, Włodzimierz Mikołajewski, donated 3 morga (1.68 ha) of land for the construction of a church and a rectory, and soon the committee had in its hands the plans for the future house of God, made free of charge by a builder from Opoczno - Wołkoński, who promised to supervise the future construction. The estimated cost of construction carried out by Antoni Sroka, a mechanical engineer, graduate of the Technical School of the Warsaw-Vienna Railway and the Faculty of Mechanics of the Karlsruhe University of Technology, was 9,998 rs. (rs. – silver rubles).

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