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The subject of this article is Roman Catholic temples constructed in the Second Republic of Poland during the second half of the 1920s. While from 1918 down to around 1925 modernised forms of historical styles had prevailed to no more than an insignificant degree in Polish church construction, from the middle of decade the search began for new formal spatial solutions. However, in the case of sacral architectural design more than any other, rather than a violent break with the past, it is necessary to talk in terms of an increasingly powerful influence of new concepts of form, construction and space.