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The parish church of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus in Drezdenko belongs to the Deanery of Drezdenko. Built in 1914 as a Protestant church, it was taken over by the Roman Catholics after World War II and consecrated in 1946. In 2002, the church was granted the status of parish. The church is under the pastoral care of the Canons Regular of the Lateran. Originally, the church had three bells, but two of them were remelted for military purposes during World War I. Inside the church, you can see stained-glass windows from the 1980s, depicting scenes from the life and Passion of Jesus Christ. The only surviving elements of the original church are the oval window and the pipe organs built by the Szczecin-based company Grüneberg.