Kostel sv. Vojtěcha - Kolejní 676/4

Very nice place associated with the Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University.

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Njn is still a bit of a Communist culturist, but is slowly turning into a church.

Thank you very much for a nice evening with you praises were very cool looking forward to the next praises have a nice rest of the evening

The party is the chapel .... the main hall with canvas and conference chairs (on which you can write!) And a lot of information material on the life of the seminar / parish. Enough space for any additional services offered. A beautiful new toilet;)

The church for 1,300 believers is the center of a large complex, which is the seat of the Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University. The author of the project of the spacious three-nave basilica was František Havlena. During communist totalitarianism, the church could not serve its purpose. The church premises therefore served in the early 1970s as Supraphon's recording studio or meeting room for CMEA political meetings. In 1990, the building was returned to the church and a separate spiritual administration was established next to the church in October 1991. The three-nave basilica with the apse to the east is built in a combination of neo-Romanesque and Byzantine style. The artistic decoration was created by Břetislav Benda (statues of Christ and Moses on the facade), Jaroslav Brůha (sculptures in the interior) and Luďa Vocetka (stucco interior decoration). The main altar is the work of the Kutná Hora carver Bohumil Beck. The church for 1300 believers is the center of a large complex, which is the seat of the Catholic Theological Faculty of Charles University. The author of the project of the spacious three-nave basilica was František Havlena. During communist totalitarianism the church could not serve its purpose. The premises of the church therefore served in the early 1970s as a recording studio for Supraphon or a conference hall designed for political meetings of the Council of Mutual Economic Assistance. In 1990 the building was returned to the church and in October 1991 a separate spiritual administration was established. The three-aisled basilica with an eastward apse is built in a combination of Neo-Romanesque and Byzantine styles. The artistic decoration was created by Břetislav Benda (statues of Christ and Moses on the facade), Jaroslav Brůha (sculptures in the interior) and Luděk Vocetka (stucco interior decoration). The main altar is the work of the woodcarver Bohumil Beck from Kutná Hora.

It is a very perfect church in terms of modern layout. I also knew this temple before the occupation of the StB. But for me, it's a place that, after returning the space, meets today's requirements quite well. Everyone is sitting in their own chair, there is a place for families, after many reconstructions there is a perfect social worker, everything is purposeful and at the same time sacramental, but also human. I recommend. M.Šetřilová