Župa Marije Kraljice apostola

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Simple, hardworking and quality priests who prepare for Mass. Preach concise, meaningful and meaningful, without unnecessary stretching or mere retelling of the Gospel read. Many additional parish activities that make the parish alive and connected with the faithful. Sunday Mass often lasts 45 minutes, with no feeling that anything has accelerated (short, well-prepared sermons). Masses on Sundays are time and content adjusted to the needs of the faithful, so they have a morning Mass at 8, a parish Mass at 10, a children's Mass (family) at 11:30 and a Mass for young people at 19:00. The dawn was adjusted to the schoolchildren at 7 o'clock (longer sleep, after the dawn they eat the prepared salt, drink tea and continue to school). The facility itself is spacious and comfortable for prayer. It consists of 2 side choirs and one back choir, where the organ is located, the altar from the front and the central space for gathering believers. To the left of the entrance is a chapel. An interesting feature is the roof, which is interesting to architects due to its demanding design (it is wide and without columns). There is a parking lot around the church, which is a bit inconvenient due to the increase in parking spaces, because cars pass in front of the church entrance where the faithful move after Mass, so it is necessary to increase caution, especially if you come with children. Next to the church there is a pastoral center where numerous parish activities take place, from choir rehearsals, a Bible group, a sensory room for the needy, a youth gathering center, and a space with a kitchen and tables for socializing and celebrations, lecture rooms, etc.

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Dam Trico. The church is beautiful and large. 1. Morning Masses There-No. 2. There is one weird custom you have to watch out for. At St. Communion exits benches row by row. If you 'break' this, you will feel those 'knives' in your back. This custom is more important than the Pope himself. 3. There is another strange custom for All Saints, besides the altar they place a large cross and many small crosses are nailed to it. And the priest interrupts the Mass and starts the "rite of worship" The priest calls the parishioners who passed away that year, and someone from the family takes the cross. Since many do not care much for the Church, the 'rite' loses its meaning.