It is a small building erected in Neo-Gothic style,
with unplastered brick with narrower and lower chancel closed by apse,
nave. The interior of the church has a cross-ribbed vaulting. The
Neo-Gothic main altar dates from the late nineteenth century, like the
pulpit and pews. The side altars with pictures of St. Francis of Assisi
and St. St. Anthony of Padua, a sculpture of the Pieta, the confessional
and the chandelier come from the beginning of the twentieth century.
During the Second World War the church was partially destroyed. After
the war it was rebuilt and in 1947 the statue of Our Lady of the
Immaculate Conception has been set on the front of it. The oldest
building of the monastery in the neoclassical style is connected
presently with the church by ground floor lobby. The second building,
adapted to its style, was built in the 50s of the XX century. Within the
monastery there is also building of "Caritas" built in the 1905-1910,
and two kindergarten buildings from the 30s of the XX century. Buildings
of the Seraphic Sisters Monastery are surrounded by orchard and garden
from the east and west side. Part of the tombstone of Mother Foundress -
Mary Margaret Szewczyk is located in the interior of the church Our
Lady of Sorrows.
