Chapel of Our Lady of the Snow, Religious chapel in Budeč, Czech Republic.
The Chapel of Our Lady of the Snow is a Roman Catholic chapel in Budeč, built between 2006 and 2008 to replace a smaller 19th-century chapel that stood nearby. It has a bell tower with a bell, wooden pews, an altar table and ambo in the sanctuary, and painted Stations of the Cross on the walls. A stone cross from 1919 stands in front of it.
The chapel was built between 2006 and 2008, replacing a smaller 19th-century chapel nearby that was demolished. Bishop Jiří Mikulášek consecrated it on 3 August 2008. In the Stavba Vysočiny competition it received the title Prestižní stavba Vysočiny 2008.
The chapel is dedicated to Our Lady of the Snow, a dedication recalled in its name. Inside, the walls carry a painted Stations of the Cross, and a bell hangs in the bell tower. The building was consecrated on 3 August 2008 by Mons. Jiří Mikulášek.
The chapel stands on the village square, with a stone cross from 1919 in front of it, moved there from the site of the older chapel. It is an active Roman Catholic chapel of the Nové Veselí parish, so time visits around services. The building replaced a smaller 19th-century chapel that stood nearby and was demolished.
The chapel replaced a smaller 19th-century chapel that stood nearby and was demolished; the stone cross from 1919 in front of the building originally stood before the old chapel. The new chapel won the title Prestige Building of Vysočina 2008 in the Stavba Vysočiny competition.
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