The parish was established by a decree of Bishop Jan Mazur in 1993.
Construction of the current church building was completed to accommodate the expansion of the western part of Siedlce.
The church is dedicated to Saint Teresa of the Child Jesus, a Doctor of the Church.
The Kościół Rzymskokatolicki pw. św. Teresy is a modern Catholic parish church located in the western residential district of Siedlce, Poland. The parish was formally established in 1993, separating from the older Siedlce cathedral structures to serve the growing local population. The building features contemporary ecclesiastical architecture characterized by distinct angular geometry and a prominent soaring bell tower. It serves as a spiritual hub for the district, hosting community activities and regular liturgical services. The interior design emphasizes minimalism with integrated light sources that highlight the altar area. It is situated on Garwolińska Street, providing a focal point for the surrounding urban landscape.
From the street sidewalk directly across from the main entrance for a full view of the bell tower and facade.
Check the parish notice board near the entrance for current announcements regarding special liturgical events.
Combine your visit with a walk through the nearby green spaces of the Western Siedlce district.
Maintain a respectful distance if entering during an ongoing mass.
Attempting to enter the church interior while a funeral or wedding service is in progress.
Modest dress covering shoulders and knees is expected; maintain silence inside the nave.
