Trybsz

The Cistercians from Mogiła have run Trybsz since 1957. They took over a small mountain parish as a recreation place for their convent.
Thanks to the concern of the village inhabitants a wooden church of St. Elżbieta Węgierska from 1557 has survived together with encircling it cemetery. Its main relic is a wall polychromy which decorates the walls, ceiling, and choir's balustrade.
New brick stone church was consecrated in 1905. There are many elements from the old wooden church: a painting of St. Elżbieta, two wings with images of the Evangelists, Christ and Our Lady of Sorrows from the 16th century which once constituted a triptych in the high altar, apart from that, a baroque Baptismal font, liturgical objects such as vestments and monstrances, and baroque altars with sculptures of saints and spiral columns.

Contact:
Parafia św. Elżbiety Węgierskiej
ul. św. Elżbiety Węgierskiej 149,
34-442 Łapsze Niżne
tel. 00 48 18 265 61 49

More information about Trybsz:
www.niedzica.com.pl/zabytki/trybsz/trybsz.htm
www.kacwin.com/info/spisz/trybsz.php

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