Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Church The Sacred Heart of Jesus in Sanok was built in the twenties of the twentieth century. It is a neo-Gothic building, with a squat tower above the entrance. Interior was furnished after World War II. Then there was the polychromy here.

The temple was built with the contributions of the local population. Unfortunately, during World War II it was heavily damaged. The parishioners rebuilt it in 1945. A few years later, a new interior polychrome was created. It is a three-nave, small building with a transept and a massive tower above the entrance. In the façade there are statues of Sts. Faustina and Sts. John of Dukla. Inside you can see paintings by local artist Wladyslaw Lisowski.