Szent Mihály Church - Szent Mihály Church

A great and friendly community goes to this temple. Family missions often include guitar music. Sunday Masses are interesting and understandable for children. Many families regularly visit the church. Many programs are organized.

The place has recently undergone a complete renovation. I also viewed it from the inside even during the renovation. A place with a clean, retaining atmosphere.

I had a huge nose during this quarantine period, Husvet on Sunday, in a small neighborhood walk, it was unfortunate to find such a cute church, which was open a lot :) It was very nice to sit in and listen to God in a little bit of silence. Thanks for:)

Albertfalva belonged to the promotional branch of the crown mansion of Ráckeve when the 19th c. s. At the beginning of the 19th century, the expansion of the Promontor (Budafok) cellar site to the north was decided and 50 sites were designated for the new settlement. This area was donated by Mary Theresa to her daughter, Princess Christina, who married Albert, Duke of Saxony. The new landlord was called Sachsenfeld or, in a very short time, only Albertfalva. The settlement, inhabited by mostly German industrialists, broke away from Promontor in 1828 and became independent. The Great Danube flood of 1838 almost completely destroyed Albertfalva, but after a short time it was rebuilt. Industrial development in the XX. s. accelerated from the beginning (rubber factory, aircraft factory, soap factory, industrial plants, etc.). The small, detached settlement with a garden since 1950 Budapest XI. part of the district. In the early 1970s, much of it was demolished and new ten-story panel dwellings were built. Although the birth was registered in a separate registry from 1823, the first Mass was not until December 26, 1922, in the old school. With the construction of the new school (1929) a permanent chapel was created. János Bergendy was the first organizing pastor of the parish, who could only begin this work because he was transferred to Székesfehérvár in 1933 (on March 22, 1945, Russian soldiers were shot dead in the Székesfehérvár bishopric). The building of the church and the complete organization of the parish life was attributed to Béla Doroszlai, who until 1955 was the parish priest of Albertfalva. On October 5, 1941, a church was built in honor of St. Michael the Archangel, which was dedicated to János Kismarthy Lechner and his son, Jr. It was designed by Jenő Lechner and led by Imre Szöllőssy Felsőszöllősi. In 1969 Alfred Bardon completed the rebuilding of the sanctuary. Between 1988 and 1991 the church was completely renovated. The liturgy of the time and the arched concrete frames of the arch of the temple, according to modern architectural requirements, form the main frame of the church, its walls are made of brick and covered with corrugated slate. Its base area is 600 m2. Its internal ceiling is made of wooden stepped beams following the summit. The wooden statue of St. Michael was made by Barna Búza. The large colored glass window on the right side of the sanctuary was dedicated to the memory of the 1938 Eucharistic World Congress, the other glass windows depicting eight happiness. The altar is made of circular white marble. Above the altar of the Virgin Mary was the image of the Hungarian congress of the above-mentioned congress. The construction of the three manual organ with 17 registers was completed in 1985. On January 31, 1992, the parish founded the Don Bosco Catholic Elementary School in Albertfalva, which operates in a building owned by the Municipality. In 1995, three new classrooms were added. Number of students: 458. The parish was transferred from the county of Székesfehérvár to the archdiocese of Esztergom-Budapest during the 1993 diocesan border settlement.

A very nice community house was built next to the church, which is good for both the community and the district.

Extremely child- and family-friendly Masses at 10 a.m. on Sundays. Then agape with greasy plank, occasionally jam or nutella bread and tea. Great church community and small communities.

The church built in honor of St. Michael was consecrated by Bishop Lajos Shvoy of Székesfehérvár on October 5, 1941. Church representing beautiful more modern lines.