Římskokatolická farnost Hejnice
Hejnice 1
We hold services and spiritual meetings.
We hold services and spiritual meetings.
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Religious community holds services and spiritual meetings in a 1903 neo-Gothic evangelical church. The church was built for the German Church of the Augsburg Confession. Since 1945 it has served the Czechoslovak Hussite Church. Inside, visitors will find a remarkable organ made by Master Schuster.
Sbor Jednoty bratrské ve Frýdlantě
Děkanská 83, Frýdlant
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Děkanská 83, Frýdlant
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Děkanská 85, Frýdlant
Organizing church services and spiritual gatherings. The monument stands on the site of the original church dedicated to St. Catherine. The gothic new building dates from the second half of the 15th century. The three-bay nave is between late Gothic and emerging Renaissance and was left by the owners of Bibrštejn in the first half of the 16th century.