Pfarrkirche Don Bosco, Parish church in Großfeldsiedlung, Vienna, Austria.
Pfarrkirche Don Bosco is a parish church located in the Großfeldsiedlung neighborhood within Vienna's Floridsdorf district. It was designed by architect Clemens Holzmeister and serves as a gathering place for worship and community meetings.
The church was built in the middle of the 20th century to serve the spiritual needs of residents in the newly developing Großfeldsiedlung neighborhood. It became the spiritual center of this new residential settlement during a period of housing expansion in Vienna.
The church is closely connected to the Salesian Order and named after Saint John Bosco, whose work focused on helping young people. The community uses this place for its social and educational activities.
The church is easily accessible and located in a residential area with good public transportation connections. Access during services and events happens regularly throughout the week.
The church is named after an Italian priest from the 19th century who became known for his work with street children. This naming choice reflects the site's lasting connection to social causes.
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