NIEOFICJALNA STRONA
Parafia Zasow


Welcome to Zasow Parish!


Zasow Church
Around Zasow
Zasow Cemetery
Roza Cemetery
Local Towns
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Galicia History

Local History Time-Line

Slownik Entry: Zasow

Slownik Entry: Przeryty Bor

Roza: 1846

Map: 1894
War: 1939-1945
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Parafia Zasow, 1890r:

  • Borowa
  • Czarna
  • Dabie
  • Dabrowka Wislocka
  • Jazwiny
  • Mokre
  • Przeryty Bor
  • Roza
  • Stare Jawornik
  • Wiewiorka
  • Zasow

MSZE SWIETE

niedziela:
7:30, 11:00, 15:00
Dabie: 9:30, 16:00 (14:00)

dni powszednie:
6:30, 7:00

Sw. Stanislawa BM
39-209 Zasow 139
Woj. Podkarpackie

Ks. XXXXX XXXXX - proboszcz

Tel: (0-14) 68-31-414
Email: zasow@diecezja.tarnow.pl

Special Galleries
Contributed by Rose Marie Brotton

Zasow Church

Around Zasow

Roza Cemetery


Church of Saint Stanislaus BM
The villages of Zasow Parish were for a short time a part of Zdziarzec and/or Straszecin Parishes. Zasow Parish was established in 1330-1344 and the original church was dedicated as St. Clements. Near the end of the 16th Century, the auxiliary church at Stara Jastrzabka was made an independent parish. In the 19th Century, Jewish residents worshipped in Pilzno. No Greek Catholics lived in the parish.
In the 20th Century, several new parishes were spawned from the villages of old Zasow Parish - Czarna, Roza, Wiewiorka, and Borowa.


Derelict Lubienski Manor in Zasow


"Equestrian Portrait of Lubienskis"
by Juliusz Kossak, 1856



Special thanks to the volunteers who make this website possible:
  • Chris Owens, research collaborator and the inspiration of this website
  • Grace Skowron, research collaborator and guardian angel
  • Marek Buras, our photographer and research collaborator
  • Karen Wisniewski, webspace provider and research collaborator
  • Rose Marie Brotton, contributor and research collaborator
  • Dionizy Bieniasz, website developer and research collaborator
  • Keith Kalemba, photographer and research collaborator




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