Iszkaszentgyörgyi Szentháromság templom - Iszkaszentgyörgyi Szentháromság templom

We heard a very nice concert.

Surprisingly in good condition! Unfortunately we couldn't go in, we just peered in through the hole!

The church with a Greek cross floor plan was built by György Bajzáth between 1845 and 1860, its original was erected by Antal Amadé in 1728-1731. At first it was led by Franciscan monks, but from 1748 it was under the control of diocesan priests. It can be said to be in good condition from the outside, the inside is also relatively fine, but unfortunately the previous regular soaks have been severely damaged by some of the wall and ceiling paintings, some parts of the pictures have been almost completely destroyed.

Very nicely renovated church

The XIV. In the 16th century, Iszka and Szentgyörgy had separate churches. The first Catholic church after Turkey was built by Baron Antal Amadé between 1728 and 1731. It was much smaller than it is today and was dedicated in honor of the Trinity. He has retained his title to this day. The parish was founded in 1735 by László Amadé, a famous songwriter and church singer. It was initially led by Franciscan monks, but from 1748 it was under the control of diocesan priests. In 1845, Baron György Bajzáth had a new church built, of which only the sanctuary remained. The church was consecrated in 1860, on the Feast of All Saints. The visit to the church in 1778 already mentions three altars: The image of the main altar depicts the title of the church, that is, the Holy Trinity. The painting of the side altar in the north depicts the Virgin Mary and the south depicts St. George killing the dragon. The painting on the side opposite the pulpit depicts St. John of Nepomuk. Entering the gate of the church, to the left stands an old wood-carved crucifix. The church is a monument, neoclassical style, Greek cross plan.