Convent of Niepokalanów

The Convent of Niepokalanów is a prominent Roman Catholic monastery in Poland founded by Saint Maximilian Kolbe in 1927. It serves as a religious community, a training center for priests and brothers, and a hub for charitable work. Known for its large basilica and active mission, it has historically played a vital role in evangelization, publishing, and aid initiatives. The convent symbolizes spiritual devotion, resilience, and the spread of faith in Poland and beyond, attracting visitors and pilgrims worldwide.