In 1991, shortly after Poland regained full independence and the Church was able to freely operate, the Roman Catholic Church transferred a former Jesuit church to the Greek Catholics while the Carmelite church continues to serve the faithful of the Latin Rite.
In 1991, shortly after Poland regained full independence and the Church was able to freely operate, Pope John Paul II wished to return the church to the Ukrainian Catholics who had used it prior to their expulsion by the Soviets. The Carmelite church continues to serve the faithful of the Latin Rite.