Törökszentmiklósi Szentháromság-templom

From a drone point of view, it is very easily accessible, safe, the machine does not fall on anyone's head in the event of a fall. In addition, pigeons are not endangered.

The interior and exterior of the church always enchant. As many photos as I take, the building shows more and more faces. Masterpiece. I heard a few years ago: they would declare it a monument.

Its foundation stone was laid at the foundation of the right-hand tower on April 12, 1898. Its consecration was performed by Archbishop Lajos Szmrecsányi of Eger on June 29, 1913. His plans were made by Budapest architect Sándor Aigner. Its towers are 58 meters high. Standing in the square in front of the church, the statue of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin is the oldest stone statue in the city from 1775. His organ, which has two manuals and 30 registers, was made in 1900 in the workshop of the Reiger brothers in Budapest.

It must have been very nice inside if you could have gone in

The city was Balaszentmiklós before 1552nd This, too, and Balaszenttamás and Tenyő monostora or Szentpéteregyháza, located at its border, were places called patron saints in the Middle Ages, named after the patron saint of temples. In 1552 the Turkish hódoltatta Balaszentmiklóst and built a palisade fort there, from that time the settlement was known as Turkish St. Nicholas and named. Balaszentmiklóson already existed in 1332 the Catholic community, which disappeared during the Turkish rule. In 1596, Archduke Maximilian of Turkish fortress with the settlement smash his prey, the once populous borough in the XVII. At the beginning of the 20th century it became a small village and then a century of unpopular wilderness. In 1700, János Almásy paid for his arms rights, and he was donated to the king. The resurrection of the borderless shepherd was initiated by János Almásy in 1720. Administrator Officer from 1723 to 1728, recruited 88 újtelepes serfs here, including the number of Protestants were twice as much as the Catholics. The latter, built around the ruins of the former Turks and ruins of their ruins, put their ruins on the ruins of the former Turkish mosque in 1730, with the help of János Almásy, the first church after re-erection, just a small chapel. The small Catholic parish in 1740 belonged to a church subsidiary of yew Episcopal parish. In 1740 the parish was restored. The first parish priest was Gáspár Vincze, Franciscan Patron of Szolnok.1746, the number of Catholic believers was 430, by this time a small chapel with an altar became narrow despite the small hall to his door. So in 1747, János Almásy built the second church in the place of the old mosque in the place of the chapel in honor of St. Nicholas, and in 1762 it was added. The three altars were equipped with an hourly tower at the place of the former minaret. Calvary chapel. By now, this has included his own daughter as a church steppes and Dévaványa, Turkeve, Kisújszállás. In 1761 they built a rectory. In 1796, due to the increase in population, the construction of a larger church became necessary. On November 7, 1796, the construction of the new church began. In the following year, the sanctuary became fit for a mission, so the old church was demolished. The construction lasted for seven years. 1807 was dedicated in honor of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost, with the abolition of the traditional cult of St. Nicholas church. This is the third church was beautiful, vaulted, spacious building with three altars, ornate towers, wearing old clock above the sacristy oratoriummal. Today's church transept, one can see this mural on the facade of the old church.