19 Karolkowa Street. The St. Clement church.
This parish church by the monastery was built in the years 1931-1933.
On August 6, 1944, during the Warsaw Uprising, the church was bombarded. The whole monastery community, including 30 friars, were murdered, whereas both the house and the church burnt.
After the war the church was rebuilt and the monastery was extended of one floor more.

On the outer church wall one can see a plaque that says of the day August 6, 1944 when Germans executed c. 30 Roman-Catholic priests here.
On the inner church walls there are plaques:
- commemorating the girl guides from the Wola troup, who Server God and Homeland during the occupation as well as the girl guides-nurses who were murdered in the Warsaw Uprising on August 5, 1944 together with patients and staff of the hospital in 18 Wolska street;
- commemorating the boy scouts of "Zawisza" Grey Regiments, from troups "Giewont" and "Giermkowie Wolności", who were on duty for God and Homeland during the German occupation and in the Warsaw Uprising 1944;
- in memory of Major Władysław Mazurkiewicz a.k.a. "Niebora", the commander of battalion "Miotła" of the Home Army unit "Radosław";
- in memory of Cpt. Witold Przyborowski a.k.a. "Kulesza", the company commander in the battalion "Miotła" of the Home Army unit "Radosław";
- commemorating the Redemptorists from the Warsaw Monastery executed and burnt on August 6, 1944.
In the inner monastery cloistered one can see a painting that shows the moment of the Redemptorist friars' execution.
On the churchyard there is an artistic composition in the memory of the civilians of Wola and their martyrdom in the Warsaw Uprising 1944.