The Millennium Cross on top of Mount Slezla, Poland - Christian Crosses on Waymarking.com

On top of the 718 meter high Mount Sleza a large Christian cross is located.
This text on the stone base is in Polish:
"z tym znakiem zwyciezysz" which translated (google translate) to English is: "with this sign you will conquer"

Over the letters is a sign with the following text:

The plaque says in Polish:
"DAR LESNIKÓW DOLNOSLASKICH NA JUBILEUSZ 1000-LECIA BISKUPSTWA WROCLAWSKIEGO17.06.2000 R."

Translated:

"GIF OF LOWER SILESIAN FORESTS FOR THE JUBILE OF THE 1000 ANNIVERSARY OF THE WROCLAW BISHOP
17.06.2000"

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Type of cross: Latin cross Material used: Wood Characteristics of this cross: Located on top of a stone base Describe the location: This cross can be seen on top of the Mount Sezla. Mount Ślęża was an ancient holy place for local tribes dedicated to a sun deity, and remained a holy place during Christian times as well. In the first half of the 12th century, the owner of the place was the Polish dukes' governor, Piotr Włostowic, who founded there an Augustinian convent which was subsequently moved to Wrocław in 1153. Today the mountain is a popular place for picnics and sight seings. Year of manufacture: 06/07/2000 Is this cross commemorative ?: Yes

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