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Kismadarász picture column

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Kismadarász became part of the municipality of Fel in the 1930s. Read More Arrow
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Roadside wooden cross in the border of Alsójányok

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Driving along the parallel dirt road next to the main road of Nagymagyar, we find the roadside wooden cross erected by the Keszőcze family. Read More Arrow
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Stone cross of the Keszöcze family in Alsójányok

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Widow Imré Keszöcze and her family erected a cross in 1929 to the glory of God. Read More Arrow
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Cemetery cross in Alsójányok

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The large cross was erected in 2002 (according to the date written in the concrete base). Read More Arrow
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Roadside iron cross in Alsójányok

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It was erected in memory of the Hideghéty family. Read More Arrow
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Cemetery cross in Kismadarász

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Kismadarász became part of the municipality of Fel in the 1930s. Read More Arrow
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Balogh cross

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The cross was erected for the glory of God and out of gratitude by Ferenc Balogh and his wife Margit Nagy in 1952. Read More Arrow
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Statue of Saint John of Nepomuk

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"In contemporary documents we can read that the church in Varbó also had a relic of Saint John of Nepomuk. This is recorded in both the 1916 and 1945 inventory books. In the latter we read that there is a relic of Saint John of Nepomuk in the church with stones. However, the curr... Read More Arrow
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Lourdes Chapel

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A new iconostasis was recently completed near the statue of St. John of Nepomuk, featuring a statue of Our Lady of Fatima brought from Rome with a crown on her head. Read More Arrow
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St. Mark's Chapel, image column

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"Among the other small sacral monuments of the village is the St. Mark's iconostasis, which is called a chapel here. The iconostasis, open on three sides, recently housed a seated black wooden statue of St. Mark, which is no longer in its original place. A printed, colored image ... Read More Arrow