Lipowa Religion

 In the village of Lipowa (in the Nysa region of Poland), the predominant religion is Roman Catholicism, as in most of the country.

Religion:

• Poland is a predominantly Catholic country, with the Roman Catholic Church playing a major role in the religious and cultural life of its people.

• In rural areas like Lipowa, religious traditions are often very strong, and most residents actively participate in church services and Catholic holidays.

Churches:

• There is usually a Roman Catholic church located directly in Lipowa or very nearby. These local churches are often dedicated to saints such as St. John the Baptist or the Virgin Mary.

• For larger or historic churches, locals may go to the nearby town of Nysa, which has several important churches, including:

• Bazylika św. Jakuba i św. Agnieszki (Basilica of St. James and St. Agnes) — a large and beautiful Gothic-style basilica.