The Roman
Catholic Church of St. Lawrence parish, belonging to the Trzebnica deanery from
the fifteenth century. The last reconstruction of the present brick facility
took place at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The fact of
Franz-Georg birth in 1901, his mother Countess Ema funded a beautiful marble
baptismal fonts with appropriate initials for the St. Lawrence church in
Cerekwica. It was made in Munich.
The
mausoleum in the form of a chapel
at the church cemetery is a second
memorial.
In
1910 a bell tower with three bells was built, one of them
was cast after World War I to honor the inhabitants of the
Cerekwica parish who died in this war. During World War II, two bells were
removed and melted for the war purposes. Thorough repair of foundations,
external walls and tower of the church was carried out in the spring and summer
of 2002. An oil painting depicting St. Lawrence located on the main altar survived the
war.
Stations of the Way of the Cross, stained-glass windows of the apostles Peter
and Paul, the Annunciation of Virgin Mary, Holy Family and Sacred Jesus Heart
were made in Wroclaw in the years 1895-1903. In 2006, the church interior was
renovated. In 2010 the renovation of the church exterior was made.
Present pastor - Zbigniew KONDRACKI
