There are many temples on the quiet street of Copernicus. But this, in my opinion, is the first. No wonder it was given the status of a basilica, and a monument to its creator was erected under the temple wall. By the way, this is the only such example in Krakow. The Roman Catholic Church belongs to the Jesuit monastery, which has existed in this place since 1868. But the church itself was built in 1909-1912 according to the project of architect Franciszek Monczynski. The outstanding building has a facade and red brick walls decorated with gray stone.→