Hajósi Szent Imre-templom

We visited the ornament of the church, the statue of the miraculous Virgin Mary and the Calvary next to the church with ceramic stations in Žilina. Both provide lasting memory.

Votam in the church of St. Imre.1 I also met my dear Priest. It is not possible to get to know a Sailor if his Temple is not visited with 1 flower. Next to it is the former Archbishop's Castle. After that, head to the cellar row.

I really love this church!

Between 1715 and 1726, Imre Csáki Archbishop Kalocsa settled Germans in several waves on the wilderness called Hajós. The settled town, the later archbishop of the archbishop of the Archbishop, originated from the Swabian province of the German Empire, Bus and Dietelhofen. One of the most pious members of the last group arriving in 1726, certain Hall Mary Anna brought with her from Dietelhofen a sculpture that was still cleaned today. The statue in the new temple was soon to be admired and became a Hajós place of pilgrimage. The celebration of Saint Imre was the farewell of the village, and the time of the holy day was tied to the celebration of St. John of Nepomuk.

Beautifully renovated church with well-kept park.