Altar
Sacral small monument
The church was expanded in the thirties of the 20th century with side aisles in the style of that time. After the church was expanded, parish priest László Simor donated an altar made of gray marble to the church. The church was hit several times during World War II, but was completely damaged when the tower was blown up. The altar made of gray marble has survived. Traces of shells can still be seen on the altar today. ; In the lower part of the altar, Bethlehem is visible at Christmas, and the Holy Sepulcher at Easter.