St. Augustine's Church in Warsaw

St. Augustine's Church stands at 18 Nowolipki Street in the Wola district of Warsaw, built in 1896 in neo-Romanesque style. The red-brick structure is characteristic of late-19th-century ecclesiastical architecture in central Poland, referencing medieval Romanesque forms through its rounded arches and solid masonry. It is dedicated to Augustine of Hippo, the influential North African theologian and Church Father. Listed as an immovable monument under Polish heritage law, the church remains an active Roman Catholic parish serving the local Wola community.