Parafia Ealing

An architectural beauty set in the heart of Ealing. This is a Polish Roman Catholic Church. Although my interests only go as far as the architecture, take a look at the pictures and enjoy. It's even better in 'real life'.

The best Polish religious franchise in the country run, appropriately enough, by the Marian Fathers or as I prefer to call them: the Marian Thievers (read up on what they did with Fawley Court).
STRONGLY recommend if you wish to worship and support at a Polish church you do so at some other more worthy parish like in Slough, Willesden or Shepherd's Bush.

A converted non conformist church. Now a polish language catholic church. Mass etc celebrated in Polish.
A small compact church

A recent return visit in the afternoon. Church was open for private prayer.

The stainglass windows predate the conversion to a Catholic Church, but adds to the continuity of prayer in the place.

Whilst the windows are of good vintage the stations of the cross are modernist.

Despite not receiving approval as an authentic apparition the church promotes Medjugorje (which is likely not to be authentic) with books and a statute very close to the image of that place

Nonetheless the church is very worth a visit.

Like polish 'pierogi' dumplings and alkohol free beer:)

First time visiting this church. It is a sacred place where you can breathe peace and joy. It is very cozy. Inside the church is Mother Faustina Kowalska and Jesus of Mercy. May God and the Blessed Virgin Bless us all.

Wonderful speech by prist

I do not recommend this place for families with children. My 3-year old daughter asked me some questions about baby Jezus during the mass but the prist stopped the sermon and told us off.
Please, avoid with children.

Nice church but ungodly germs and filth in spreadable places. I witnessed a priest using some filthy broom to water people's food.