Budapesti Kapisztrán Szent János-templom - Budapesti Kapisztrán Szent János-templom

Mistake, I like it very much.

A propitious and buoyant place to pray!

Great place to relax and nurture your soul. I recommend you.

Interesting modern church

A ceremony imbued with love and reverence, I warmly recommend participation to all people who believe in God.

I've only seen it from the outside so far. Very nice church!

In its simplicity, it is received by the Franciscan church. There are several interesting things or specialties. The tower is completely different from the usual, which is only familiar in its form. A flight of stairs leading to the entrance on both sides even offers a huge terrace before or after entering the church. The interior is not huge, but it offers richer sights. The tabernacle is the wedge of the place, truly acting as a jewel that is not only beautiful but represents value. It refers to the treasure hidden in it. There the Son of God has a real body in the color of bread, with which, if he nourishes himself, he will have peace and eternal life. This promise awaits us here. Who wouldn’t want to live their lives in that hope? It's worth finding out its reality! The statues and images of the saints are clear creations. I would highlight the statue of St. Zita extra because I don’t really come across its depiction. The colorful window-roof cassettes on the ceiling are magical, depicting the events of the life of the Holy Virgin. The execution and sound of the organ are also worth mentioning. For me, two dear saints (Little St. Theresa, St. Rita) also had a place next to the door next to each other. Also noteworthy is the wrought iron fence, whose garden gate forms the patron, the rest also form quotes. Behind him is a wonderful row of roses and leander blossoms. In the street, in a small entrance, there is a picture of St. Francis. Next to the sidewalk island, Uncle Laci's private flower boxes praise God. This man presumably surrendered to this service as homeless and after meeting us wisely spoke after us (not literally quoting): We will go as far as we have come. This is a place that is an extraordinary experience, no matter how curious you visit, we will get something.