The buildings policy in the 1970’ and 1980’, as well as the transformation of the Catholic Church itself and its new functions, found its expression in the architecture and functional programme of religious complexes in Poland. Significant evolution in architecture enriched the functional programme. Broad activity of the Church led to the creation of comprehensive functional programmes, by which the space of constructed objects grew larger and sometimes exceeded the actual demand. Social programme of new churches was also taken into account. Many new parishes quickly became not only places of worship, as separate temples, but also educational, charity, entertainment or cultural centres, and focal points of independent public life. The bulk of temple, in principle taking a dominant place, was linked with a complex of other buildings that previously had completely different character and functions. Architecture of religious objects and complexes of that period, thanks to their diversity and specificity of functions, still remains original and significant.