St. Peter and Paul - Ve Vrších

Name: St. Peter and Paul - Ve Vrších
Address: Ve Vrších, 181 00 Praha 8, Czechia, Praha, 181, Czech

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Address :	Ve Vrších, 181 00 Praha 8, Czechia
Phone :	📞 +88
Postal code :	181
Website :	http://www.farnostbohnice.cz/
Categories :	Catholic church ,
City :	Praha

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P	Petra Korgerova on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Krásný kostel je zde příjemně. Beautiful church is pleasant here.
F	Filip Vrbický on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Historicky jedná z nejcenějsích památek v Praze. A ten farář..To je borec. He is historically one of the most valuable monuments in Prague. And the priest.
S	Stanislav Košař on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Docela pěkný kostelík, na dnu kostelů jsem se v něm byl podívat a jeho historie je poměrně rozmanitá. Rozhodně stojí za nahlédnutí. Quite a nice church, at the bottom of the churches I was there and its history is quite diverse. Definitely worth a look.
F	Frytol na cestách on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hezký malí kostelík ve starých Bohnicích kam jsem dříve pravidelně chodil na vánoční a velikonoční mši. A nice little church in old Bohnice, where I used to go to Christmas and Easter masses regularly.
J	Jiri Randa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Při vysvěcení kostela 30. května 1158 byl přítomen také král Vladislav I. spolu s královnou Juditou. Kostel - tehdy Sv. Petra - vysvětil pražský biskup Daniel. Potvrzuje to dochovaná pergamenová zakládací listina (autentika). Po úpravách ve čtrnáctém století vysvěcen znovu, od té doby Sv. Petra a Pavla... Kostel je památkově chráněn. During the consecration of the church on 30 May 1158 was also present King Vladislav I together with Queen Judith. Church - then Sv. Peter - consecrated bishop Daniel of Prague. This is confirmed by the preserved parchment charter (authenticity). After modifications in the fourteenth century consecrated again, since then St. Peter and Paul ... The church is listed.
Z	Zdenek Lojda on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Jedná se o krásný malý kostelík ve Starých Bohnicích, jehož interiér Vás "dostane". A když jste v jeho blízkosti a rozhlédnete se kolem, máte pocit, že jste na venkově. Hradba vysokých "paneláků" Bohnického sídliště, které jsou cca 400 metrů od Vás již není vidět. It is a beautiful small church in Staré Bohnice, whose interior will "get you". And when you're near him and looking around, you feel like you're in the country. The wall of tall "blocks of flats" of Bohnice housing estate, which are about 400 meters away from you, is no longer visible.
V	Věra Pelcová on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Stare Bohnice maji sve neopakovatelne kouzlo,kde se zastavil cas. Old Bohnice have their unique charm, where time stood still.
V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Dnešní kostel má podle některých autorů raně středověký původ doložený konsekrační listinou z oltáře z roku 1158. Ta byla nalezena roku 1790 v olověné krabici při rozebírání starého hlavního oltáře. Listina byla vydána u příležitosti svěcení kostela, kterému byli přítomni i první český král Vladislav II. a královna Judita (Jitka). Kostel byl původně jednolodní obdélnou stavbou s půlkruhovou apsidou na východní straně, stavěnou z opukových kvádrů. Zasvěcen byl původně pouze svatému Petru, což bylo v prvních staletích křesťanství v Čechách velmi časté, podobně jako zasvěcení Panně Marii, nebo svatému Klimentovi. Dedikace svatému Pavlu byla připojena pravděpodobně v průběhu 14. století. Farní kostel je v Bohnicích zmiňován k roku 1360. Za třicetileté války byl vypleněn a v roce 1673 po stavebních úpravách znovu vysvěcen. To už byly Bohnice součástí statků nejvyššího purkrabství. Jednopatrová barokní budova fary byla postavena 1738. According to some authors, today's church has an early medieval origin documented by a consecration document from the altar from 1158. It was found in 1790 in a lead box during the dismantling of the old main altar. The deed was issued on the occasion of the consecration of the church, which was also attended by the first Czech King Vladislav II. and Queen Judith. The church was originally a single-nave rectangular building with a semicircular apse on the east side, built of marl blocks. It was originally consecrated only to St. Peter, which was very common in the first centuries of the Christianity in Bohemia, similar to the consecration to the Virgin Mary or St. Clement. The dedication to St. Paul was probably added during the 14th century. The parish church in Bohnice is mentioned in 1360. During the Thirty Years' War, it was looted and in 1673, after rebuilding, consecrated again. Bohnice was already part of the estates of the highest burgrave's office. The neighboring one-storey Baroque rectory object was built in 1738. According to some authors, today's church has an early medieval origin documented by a consecration document from the altar from 1158. It was found in 1790 in a lead box during the dismantling of the old main altar. The deed was issued on the occasion of the consecration of the church, which was also attended by the first Czech King Vladislav II. and Queen Judith (Jitka). The church was originally a single-nave rectangular building with a semicircular apse on the east side, built of marl blocks. It was originally consecrated only to St. Peter, which was very common in Bohemia in the first centuries, similar to the consecration to the Virgin Mary or St. Clement. The dedication to St. Paul was probably added during the 14th century. The parish church in Bohnice is mentioned in 1360. During the Thirty Years' War, it was looted and in 1673, after building alterations, consecrated again. Bohnice was already part of the estates of the highest burgrave's office. The one-storey Baroque rectory building was built in 1738. According to some authors, today's church has an early medieval origin documented by a consecration document from the altar from 1158. It was found in 1790 in a lead box during the dismantling of the old main altar. The deed was issued on the occasion of the consecration of the church, which was also attended by the first Czech King Vladislav II. and Queen Judith. The church was originally a single-nave rectangular building with a semicircular apse on the east side, built of marl blocks. It was originally consecrated only to St. Peter, which was very common in the first centuries of the Christianity in Bohemia, similar to the consecration to the Virgin Mary or St. Clement. The dedication to St. Paul was probably added during the 14th century. The parish church in Bohnice is mentioned in 1360. During the Thirty Years' War, it was looted and in 1673, after rebuilding, consecrated again. Bohnice was already part of the estates of the highest burgrave's office. The neighboring one-storey Baroque rectory object was built in 1738.