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In this article the author focuses on the state and differentiation of Polish religiosity in Great Britain. For this purpose the author applies several religiosity indicators, such as: participation in Sunday Mass, need to get in touch with a Polish priest and need to educate children in the Catholic faith. Of course the author realizes those three indicators do not constitute a full picture of religiosity of Polish migrants in Great Britain, however, the intention of the author is to show religiosity as a strong factor which affects socio-cultural identity of Polish migrants in Great Britain. The analysis of this research shows the role of religion in shaping migrants’ identities through demonstrations, practices and experiences.