Sacred small memorial

Roadside cross

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Roadside cross

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Image column in the border of Királyfiakarcsa

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The image column is located on the road between Királyfiakarcsa and Kulcsárkarcsa, surrounded by a small iron fence. Read More

The central cross of the new cemetery

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The central cross of today's cemetery, with a decorated stem, brown iron body, and white artificial stone, is dedicated as follows: "Established / for the glory of God / by / György Molnár / and his wife / Lídia Petrovics" in 1905. According to the narrators, they had a "defectiv... Read More

Roadside cross

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The roadside cross at the beginning of the village was erected by József Pőthe and his wife Margit Szelle. Read More

The old cemetery cross in Ipolybalog

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I found the oldest information about crosses in Ipolybalog in the Historia Domus. For example, the parish priest recorded the following in 1849: “On July 22, three cross trees were blessed in Balog. 1. in the cemetery. 2. in front of Skerlecz’s house, 3. on the edge of Imre Balog... Read More

Ksomószentek

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A rare iconographically speaking, late Baroque sculpture group in the center of the village, carved from soft stone, with a colored surface. On the simple, square-based, columnar pedestal decorated with cornices, there are three full-figure, approximately half-life-size statues w... Read More

Roadside cross or Molnár cross

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Máté Molnár erected a black marble cross in his garden in gratitude for his return from captivity. He had this inscribed on the cross: “NEVER / FORGET / THAT I DIED / FOR YOU! / BLESS ME, LORD, / BECAUSE YOU HELPED ME! / (MIK.67)”. Read More

Roadside cross or cross in front of the Csákys' house

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There are also a few crucifixes in the village centre. The one in front of the Csákys was made of white artificial marble with a white iron body with a blue loincloth. It reads: "For the glory of God / it was erected / by Kálmán Skerlec /and his wife / Emera Gyurász /1914." Read More

Statue of Saint Roch

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Near the center of the village, in the front garden of a house, a baroque statue of Saint Roch, about half life-size, carved and colored from soft stone. The name of the person depicted and the date of the statue's erection can be read on the simple, columnar, block-like pedestal... Read More