Szögligeti Sarlós Boldogasszony-templom - Szögligeti Sarlós Boldogasszony-templom

Sźép environment, beautiful church. A great place for a trip to the village and its surroundings.

It got its current braid appearance after the reconstruction in 1788-90, and its tower was also built at that time. From 1810 parish.

The original church may have been built at about the same time as the castle of Szádvár. It was erected in the Romanesque style in the middle of the 19th century. In fact, the inhabitants of the village were the serfs of the castle of Szádvár. According to contemporary charters, the settlement, owned by the Bebek family, consisted of 39 serf gates according to the 1424 Census County Census. In the Middle Ages, the church was dedicated in honor of St. Peter and Paul. 1561–62. According to the church visitation protocol, there was still a Catholic church, but with the advance of the Reformation, it was given to the Reformed. The parish was abolished, the remaining believers were attached to the mother church in Bodvaszilas. To Catholic believers after the Counter-Reformation, II. It was returned as a result of Joseph's ecclesiastical reforms, and then around 1810 it was elevated to the rank of parish. It was rebuilt in the braid style in 1788–1790, at which time the tower was also built. The church was then dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Some details from the Romanesque period have survived, these are from the XX. found during the 16th century restoration. It was last renovated in 2011.