Kostel svatého Matouše, Church building in Heršpice, Czech Republic
The Church of Saint Matthew is a church building in Heršpice with a bell tower, wooden pews, and a sanctuary area with a tabernacle. The interior includes an organ and a nave designed for worship services and prayer.
A chapel originally stood on this site from 1870 before being replaced by the current building. The new construction took place in 1999, with the interior and exterior finishing work completed by 2000.
The church displays Stations of the Cross paintings by artist Kamila Veronika Planerová throughout its interior. These works shape the visual and spiritual experience for those who enter, creating a personal space for reflection.
The church is open during regular service times for visitors. Checking local schedules in advance is helpful to confirm when you can visit.
The altar contains relics of Saint Adalbert that were placed during the consecration ceremony. These remains were installed by Bishop Vojtěch Cikrle as part of the dedication rite.
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