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Beautifully restored church, young, agile father. Christ is waiting for you too!

In the cemetery on the outskirts of the settlement, next to the main road, there is a free-standing, single-nave church with a straight sanctuary, a tower in front of the D facade, a gabled roof from the sanctuary, and a two-storey sacristy connected to the west side of the sanctuary. Czech glass vaulted ship and shrine, porch on the entrance side of the ship. Murals: second half of the 20th century (Zoltán Závory). Equipment: typically 18-20. century; main altar and side altars, late 18th century, with later sculptures; altar table, ambo and altar cross, second half of the 20th century (Gábor Rácz), cross: last quarter of the 20th century (János Máriahegyi). Organ: 1887 (Sándor Országh). The church was built around 1790, with a tower and porch in 1899, the sacristy in the first half of the 20th century. Next to the west side of the tower: tombstone, 1918. From the entrance to the cemetery on the road to the church: stone crucifix with the Virgin Mary, 1858.