Category:Saint Michael the Archangel church in Mogyoród

English: Mogyoród Saint Michael Church. The Roman Catholic Church was consecrated in 1749 in honor of Archangel St. Michael. It was built at the expense of Bishop Mihály Althan of Vác, partly from the stones of the Benedictine abbey of Mogyoród in the Árpádian period, which was destroyed during the Ottoman period. A free-standing, single-nave, gabled roof baroque church with a façade tower. The church was expanded from the east by a cross nave in 1909-1910. At the edges of the unadorned west façade and on both sides of the entrance, lysines run to the ledge. There are baroque niche statues on both sides of the west façade. The traditional corrugated tower helmet is simple, pointed, obviously not original. The main altar ensemble features a high-quality, painted-gilded, 18th-century statue of St. Michael the Archangel by Károly Bebo. The two arch sections of the main nave are decorated with 1930s secco murals by János Schwarz Böszörményi. The pulpit, th chandeliers, confessional chairs, rows of benches, and other temple equipment was brought to the church during the 1910s remodelling. The outdoor stairs and rustic retaining walls of the church were completed in 2010s. In the church garden stands a full-length statue of St. John of Nepomuk, erected in the 1770s, standing on an artificial stone base Source: [1]. Translated by translate.google.com