Bajai Szent József-templom

New priest, new customs. So far no problem. The priest is kind, cooperative, committed.

A beautiful, newly built Catholic church, away from the busy public spaces and roads of Baja. It is difficult to reach, because the roads around it were not covered with potholes, but with craters. Alignment points are added by Tesco and St. Balázs Catholic School. Entering the church gate, a ship decorated on a white minimal level unfolds before our eyes. There are no side ships. On the altarpiece is St. Joseph with the little Jesus in his hand. Continuing between the rows of benches towards the altar on the right and left, we can see the statues of "pure heroes of saints" and the stations of the cross between them. If we turn around, we stand with our backs to the altar to observe the location of the organ, without an organ. Beneath the porch, though, are the confessional booths. If we go up to the sanctuary on the left we will notice the sacristy. This is the behind-the-scenes part. The church garden is tidy and it is the youngest church in Baja.

During the Mass the church was not crowded, the parishioner put it plainly, the sound system was good. The length of the mass is 45-50 minutes.

Very nice and good, but hard to reach from the left, six potholes, these two streets are a shame for the city. Mobility impaired cannot enter.

I was here at the wedding, simple little churchyard, clean, parking is a bit cumbersome, there is an accessible entrance with a concrete ramp.