The text outlines the history of the Lvov Archcathedral Church, the construction of which began in the reign of King Casimir the Great around 1344, but which continued until 1480, also thanks to the efforts of King Wladyslaw Jagiello. The remainder of this article describes in detail the church's façade and interior, including the miraculous painting painted by Jozef Wolfowicz, which was moved inside the church by Archbishop Sierakowski in the 18th century. The tombstones in the church are also described, including those of Michał Buczacki and Stanisław Żółkiewski (Source: 'Tygodnik Illustrowany', Warsaw 1867, T:16, pp. 64,66, after: Digital Library of the University of Łódź).