Organization of religious services and religious meetings in the monastery. The monastery was founded by Prince Bretislav around 1045. Since 2005, the Monastery's premises have been used as a memorial to writing in Moravia. The memorial offers a showcase of important works of the past two centuries.

Arranging religious services and religious meetings.

We are a fellowship of Christians based on the idea of the environment of the European Reformation. We hold services and religious meetings where we sing, read from the Bible and pray.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

The parish holds services and retreats.

The religious community holds services and spiritual meetings. It also provides education for children and youth and manages the Zeraf House, a social housing centre.

Organisation of religious services and religious meetings. The parish church premises, the church, the Goose House and the rectory, serve a number of purposes, mainly cultural meetings, in addition to religious services and other congregational gatherings (including weddings, baptisms and funeral services), which are open and offered to the general public.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.

Holding religious services and spiritual meetings. We offer church courses. We organize conferences, seminars and meetings.

We hold religious services and spiritual meetings. We also organize tours, concerts, exhibitions and lectures. We take up collections and provide assistance to those in need.

We are a religious order. We organize religious meetings, pilgrimages and formation seminars. The order was founded in 1221 by St. Francis of Assisi. His unique understanding of the Gospel gave rise to the renewal movement, embracing those who could not enter the First or Second Order and wanted to live Franciscan spirituality in the world.

Organizing religious services and religious meetings. In addition to worship services and other congregational gatherings (including weddings, baptisms and funeral services), the parish church, the Goose House and the rectory also serve a number of primarily cultural gatherings that are open and offered to the general public.

Arranging services and spiritual meetings.