Parafia św. Jacka w Chicago

St. Jack's Parish in Chicago is a majestic basilica in the style of Polish cathedrals, and is the heart of the Polish community in the Avondale neighborhood.

Built between 1917 and 1921, it impresses with its classical architecture with three distinctive towers symbolizing arms raised in prayer.

The richly decorated interior reflects the Polish traditions and values of the immigrants who contributed to the construction of this temple. For Chicago residents, it is also known as 'Jackowo' - a cultural center of the Polish community, where history and spirituality come together in a unique way.