Pohorela church
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| Church of Septemsuffering Virgin Mary in Pohorelá | |
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 Side view during shine of moon.
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[edit] History
The church was finished in 1768 from endowment of earl Štefan II. Koháry (1649-1731). Ignác II. Koháry began to engineer .(1726-1777).
5.4.1883 broken out in the village great fire. Wasted nearly all village. The church was damaged too. It was repaied in 1906.
It was initially sacrificed to St. Stephen – ugrian king. In 1964 it was consecrated and patricinium was commuted to Septemsuffering Virgin Mary.
[edit] Style and interior
The church is built in romanesque style, it is single-nave and it has plane loft.
A picture of St. Stephen is from master Vojtech Klimkovics from year 1855. There is astistically carved bench of bulgarian king Ferdinand Coburg in presbytery. Style of bench is neo-ghotic. It has 7 fields for 7 person. Over interior field is placed a sign fo family Coburg. An altar is from beginnig of 20th century. It is fancy with statuary of St. Elizabeth Ugrian and of St. Imrich.
The church has old-christian heading in area. A tower is on west side of church, main altar is on east side. On choir is duomanual organ of mark Rieger. The organ donated about 1910 Ferdinand Coburg.
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