The Church of St. Joseph was built in the years 1907-1914 - according to the design of the Warsaw architect Mr. Konstanty Wojciechowski - to meet the growing pastoral needs of the Jeżów parish. The idea of erecting a new church was taken up by the parish priest, Canon Bolesław Raźmo.

The construction began on September 28, 1907 and was completed in mid-1914. And so a building was built in the neo-Gothic style, three-nave, with the chancel facing north, with a high front tower and a bell tower.

According to the design, the church tower was to be even higher, but during a storm the wind knocked down the wooden structure, so the work was completed at a lower level. The main building material of the impressive building is red brick, and its foundation was prepared from processed field stone. The whole was consecrated in July 1914 by the delegate of the Archbishop of Warsaw - Father Władysław Żaboklicki, Parish Priest and Dean of Skierniewice.

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