The document summarizes information about several churches located along the St. James's Way pilgrimage route in Małopolska, Poland. It provides brief descriptions of each church including their founding dates, architectural styles ranging from Gothic to Baroque, and construction materials of brick, wood, and stone. The churches were built between the 13th and 18th centuries to serve Roman Catholic parishes along the pilgrimage route.

1. St. James the Apostle
Churches
on the Małopolska St.
James’s Way

2. THE POLISH WAY.

3. Sandomierz
This church is nearly
Gothic (lately
Romanesque) Roman
Catholic brick church
from the thirteenth
century, probably built
with the monastic
buildings in 1236
year.

4. Kotuszów
It’s a Baroque Roman Catholic temple, built in 1661,
in the place of a wooden building
(which burned in the
fire.) The church has
been made on a
cruciform plan.

5. Szczaworyż
This fabulous temple was built around 1630,on
the ruins of a church from the fifteenth century.

6. Probołowice
This wooden church was built in 1759.

7. Pałecznica
This is the case of a Roman Catholic parish,
founded in 1695.

8. Niegardów
This is a Roman Catholic parish, built around
1630 on the room of the old church from the
fifteenth century.

9. Wieclawice Stare
The parish was founded before 1326.
The first wooden church was built in 1340, the
current church has been built from larch tree’s
wood, in a Baroque style.

10. By
Andrea F. Lomas
Amanda Lipinska