Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

Organizing services and spiritual meetings in the Basilica of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary. The church was built on the site of the original chapel founded in the 17th century during the Thirty Years' War. It is a Baroque complex administered by the Premonstratensian Order. The building consists of a nave and transepts, a dome and eight side chapels.

We operate a sheltered workplace for discriminated groups and disadvantaged people. We cooperate with the Labour Office, which offers our service to its users. We offer humanitarian aid and services.

Organizing services and providing information about the activities of the Roman Catholic parish.

We are engaged in religious services and spiritual meetings. We hold Mass, morning and evening praise, rosary prayers, Dominican family meetings, feasts and midnight. We conduct debates, ordinations, baptisms, funerals, scripture readings, preparation for confirmation and proclamation of the Gospel. A children's program is also included in the Masses.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

Organising religious services and spiritual gatherings. Organizing programs for children and youth. Offering religious instruction.

We organize religious services and religious meetings. We offer the opportunity to visit the church tower. We perform baptisms for children and adults. We publish the St. Mary's newsletter. We organize benefit and charity concerts.

Holding services and spiritual gatherings at the church. The church was probably built in the 2nd half of the 13th century. Historical sources speak of 1524, when the church was rebuilt, and 1642, when it burned down after the invasion of Swedish troops.

The congregation holds services and spiritual meetings. From the Bible we recall the exemplary life of Jesus Christ on this earth and his sacrifice for man on the cross. We discuss various Bible stories with application to our current daily personal lives. We are each responsible before God alone for our lives and our choices.

Offer of theological education. Organization of altar days and camps.

Learning about faith and spiritual values. Worship and religious education. Organizing exhibitions and concerts with spiritual themes.

Arranging services, religious meetings and care for the sick.