Kostel Nanebevzetí Panny Marie - K dolům 31

I go to church every week. There is a nice, quiet atmosphere. Dear priests.It can calmly confess from Tuesday to Friday from 17.30.V Saturday to 8hod.V Sunday even 3 times before mass.

Beautiful church with an adjacent cemetery. Beautifully lit at night, with a nice view.

Interesting place ?

The first historical mention of Modřany is connected with the Vyšehrad chapter, which was donated in 1178 by Soběslav II. two Modřany farmsteads and a vineyard. It is probable that after acquiring the property, the chapter also built a tabernacle. The Roman Catholic parish church surrounds the Modřany cemetery and the rectory building stands in its immediate vicinity. It was built sometime in the second half of the 13th century. It is not clear whether the core of the existing building eventually replaced an older Romanesque sacral building, of which nothing has survived. The first direct mention of the church dates from 1380 and direct confirmation of its existence can be found in the list of parish churches belonging to the Říčany archdeaconry from 1384. The village and the church were destroyed by both the Hussites in 1420 and the Saxons in 1631. 17 years later, the building was repaired and expanded by the Cistercians of Zbraslav, which gave it its current appearance. In the years 1881-1883, a stone cross was added in front of the church. The Stations of the Cross at the church was opened in 2015 and leads through the park to the bell tower. It consists of fourteen granite reconciliation crosses with reliefs made by sculptor Miroslav Beščec from Dobříš. Each cross is different and each has a symbol, based on the Christian tradition from the condemnation of Christ to the burial. The first historical mention of Modřany is connected with the Vyšehrad chapter, to which Soběslav II. donated two Modřany farmsteads and a vineyard in 1178. It is probable that after acquiring the property, the chapter also built a tabernacle here. The Roman Catholic parish church is surrounded by the Modřany cemetery and the rectory building stands in its immediate vicinity. The church was built sometime in the second half of the 13th century. It is not clear whether the core of the existing building eventually replaced an older Romanesque sacral building, of which nothing has survived. The first direct mention of the church dates from 1380 and direct confirmation of its existence can be found in the list of parish churches belonging to the Říčany archdeaconry from 1384. The village and the church were destroyed by both the Hussites in 1420 and the Saxons in 1631. 17 years later, the building was repaired and expanded by the Cistercians of Zbraslav, which gave it its current appearance. In the years 1881-1883, a stone cross was added in front of the church. The Stations of the Cross beside the church was opened in 2015 and leads through the park to the bell tower. It consists of fourteen granite reconciliation crosses with reliefs made by sculptor Miroslav Beščec from Dobříš. Each cross is different and each has a symbol, based on the Christian tradition from the condemnation of Christ to the burial.

FOR MY SICK Aunt, HER ONLY ASSURANCE AND SUPPORT - VISIT WORSHIP AND RECEIVING HOLINESS ... THANKS TO FATHER JOSEPH FOR HIS CARE OF HER SHEEP! PEACE WITH ALL OF YOU, DON'T BE AFRAID, BUT WE WILL OPEN THE HEART AND PRAY ... WE ARE NOT PRECISING ONE!

Andelsky calendar 2018 christened in a beautiful place near the Modranske bell tower. #duhastrelka

I was born there, and all my loved ones rest here

A beautiful church and an interesting place with the Crisis Road and the Belfry.