Nyíradonyi SzentMihály Főangyal és Mennyei Seregek görögkatolikus templom - Nyíradonyi SzentMihály Főangyal és Mennyei Seregek görögkatolikus templom

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Good place!

Because the temple is worth very good or more

Very nicely renovated building and maintained neighborhood. I liked it.

The Greek Catholic Church of St. Michael the Archangel and Heavenly Armies is a little long named, but a small church in size. It is located in the center of Nyíradony, on a closed plot. The area itself is neatly tidy. The church may have been built around 1700. According to some assumptions, even earlier, in the first half of the 17th century. The one-nave baroque church, closed with a Czech glass vault, was rebuilt in the late Baroque style in the early 1800s, when it was fitted with an extension chapel. The three-storey tower was renovated in 1888. In the XVIII. At the beginning of the 19th century, Adony became completely depopulated due to a plague. The then owner of the settlement, Count Károlyi, settles serfs. Oláh from Szeklerland and Slovakia from the Highlands. In 1779, church construction began. Nyíradony was again inhabited at this time, as evidenced by the fact that in 1736 a parish was founded in Adony. The church, built by its predecessors and dedicated to St. Michael, was taken over by the new settlers.