Czestochowa's Church is a place of worship built in the last eighty years and inaugurated on March 25, 1990. The monument was erected in honor of Patron Saint of Poland and his great devotee Pope John Paul II. The interior, decorated with colorful stained glass houses an altar in pink marble which houses splendid bronze angels holding, surrounded by ears of corn, the tabernacle complex and, at the top, the icon that His Holiness himself had painted and donated to Rocca community. The exterior is characterized by front porch which houses a group of sculptures in bronze contained the crucifixion, and the bell tower at the foot of which there is a mosaic panel representing Annunciation.