Socha sv. Vojtěcha - Isla Kampa

St. Adalbert (Latin: Adalbertus). pillar # 13, southern side (the bridge side facing the river flow). Author: Ferdinand Maxmilián and Michal Jan Josef Brokoff brothers in 1709, donor: Councilor Marek B. Joaninelli. The original is placed in Gorlice cave at Vyšehrad, a copy of 1973 by Vojtech and Karel Hořínek is placed on the bridge. Slavník´s family St. Vojtěch founded Benedictine monastery in Břevnov. He survived the cruel mass murder of his family by Vršovci dynasty because he lived in Rome at that time. He left as a missionary between the Baltic Prussians in Pomerania, where he died in martyrdom in 997. The second Prague bishop is dressed in episcopal robes, holding the gospel in his left hand, which he proclaimed in Hungary and in Slavic Prussians. Metal crutch and oar (a martyr's attributes) are missing today. On the bottom we can see the angels and the emblem of the Old Town Council and councilor Mark Baltazar Joanelli, who paid the sculpture. St. Adalbertus is a patron of Czech, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary. St. Vojtech Pillar No. 13, south side (guidance). Author: Ferdinand Maxmilián and Michal Jan Josef Brokoff in 1709, donor: Councilor Marek B. Joaninelli (original in Gorlice, copy in 1973 by Vojtěch and Karel Hořínků). Slavníkovec sv. Vojtěch founded a Benedictine monastery in Břevnov. He survived the murder of his family Vršovci due to the fact that he was living in Rome at that time. He left as a missionary among the Baltic Prussians in Pomerania, where he died a martyr's death in 997. The second bishop of Prague is dressed in a bishop's robe, holding the gospel he preached in Hungary and the Slavic Prussians in his left hand. Metal crutches and oars, a martyr's attribute, are missing today. On the pedestal are the angels and the emblem of the Old Town Councilor and Councilor Mark Baltazar Joanelli, who paid for the statue. St. As the patron saint of Bohemia, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary, Vojtěch is a saint worshiped in Central Europe.