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Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Zagreb (Brezovica)

Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Zagreb (Brezovica) (Croatian: Župna crkva uznesenja Blažene Djevice Marije u Brezovici) is a Catholic parish church located in the neighbourhood Brezovica of Zagreb, Croatia. The church was built in 1756. History The parish church was built on the site of an earlier wooden church, which dates back to the founding of the parish in the 14th century. The construction of the new church was organised and financed by the noble family Drašković, who were the patrons of the parish. The church bell towers were completed in 1768. In 1906 a new rectory was built. Throughout its history, the church has been renovated several times. The sanctuary was thoroughly renovated in 2016, and the new altar was consecrated in June of the same year. The facade of the church was last renovated in 2018. During the earthquake that struck Zagreb and Sisak-Moslavina County on 29 December 2020, the church suffered significant damage, especially to the bell towers and interior, causing it to be temporarily closed. Architecture and artwork The church was built in the Baroque style, with a distinctive semicircular shape and two slender, cylindrical bell towers. The construction of the church was organised and financed by the noble Drašković family. The design of the church was chosen by Josip Kazimir Drašković, who organised the execution of the works, secured the delivery of materials and financed the construction. The church's bell towers were completed at the initiative of his son Ivan Drašković. In 1771 the church received a new organ. The church houses the main altar of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and three additional altars dedicated to St. Anthony of Padua, St. Barbara and St. Vitus the Martyr. The main altar and pulpit, made in 1762, are masterpieces of Baroque sculpture, the work of the sculptor Franjo Straub, and are included among the top achievements of Croatian Baroque sculpture. Galerija References External links Media related to Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Zagreb (Brezovica) at Wikimedia Commons
Župna crkva uznesenja Blažene Djevice Marije u Brezovici

Župna crkva uznesenja Blažene Djevice Marije u Brezovici katolička je crkva sagrađena 1756. godine. Crkva i župni dvor s jugozapade su strane okruženi grobljem i nalazi se na ravnom platou uz cestu, na samom kraju naselja Goli Breg (naselje Brezovica) u Gradu Zagrebu. Ova je crkva zaštićeno kulturno dobro Republike Hrvatske. Povijest Župna crkva sagrađena je na mjestu ranije drvene crkve, koja datira iz vremena osnutka Župe iz 14. stoljeća. Gradnju nove crkve organizirala je i financirala plemićka obitelj Drašković, koja je bila pokrovitelj ove Župe. Zvonici crkve dovršeni su 1768. godine. Godine 1906. izgrađen je novi župni dvor. Tijekom povijesti, crkva je više puta obnavljana. Svetište je temeljito obnovljeno 2016. godine, a novi oltar posvećen je u lipnja iste godine. Pročelje crkve posljednji je put obnovljeno 2018. godine. Tijekom potresa 29. prosinca 2020. godine, crkva je pretrpjela značajna oštećenja, posebno zvonici i unutrašnjost, zbog čega je privremeno zatvorena. Arhitektura i umjetnine Crkva je izgrađena u baroknom stilu, s prepoznatljivim poluokruglim oblikom i dva vitka, cilindrična zvonika. Gradnju crkve organizirala je i financirala plemićka obitelj Drašković. Projekt crkve odabrao je Josip Kazimir Drašković, koji je organizirao izvedbu radova, osigurao dovoz materijala i financirao izgradnju. Zvonici crkve dovršeni su na inicijativu njegova sina Ivana Draškovića. Godine 1771. crkva je dobila nove orgulje. U crkva se nalazi glavni oltar Uznesenja Blažene Djevice Marije, te tri dodatna oltara posvećena sv. Antunu Padovanskom, sv. Barbari i sv. Vidu, mučeniku. Glavni oltar i propovjedaonica, izrađeni 1762. godine, remek su djela baroknog kiparstva, djelo kipara Franje Strauba, a uvršteni su među vrhunska ostvarenja hrvatskog baroknog kiparstva. Galerija Povezani članci Dodatak:Popis katoličkih crkava u Zagrebu Izvori
Botinec

Botinec is a neighborhood located in Novi Zagreb - zapad city district of Zagreb, Croatia. It is famous for having its streets named after famous characters from Croatian theater plays and novels. It was founded in 1965 as a refugee camp after the 1964 flood, owing its rectangular street grid to the era of building Novi Zagreb (called Južni Zagreb – Southern Zagreb at the time). It was away from the city and away from Sava River, with barracks meant to serve as a camp only for up to six years, but the houses were eventually bought by the tenants and upgraded. Nonetheless, Botinec remains a neighborhood bearing the scar of the flood. Botinec is divided in two parts: Old Botinec and New Botinec. Climate Between 1981 and 2016, the highest temperature recorded at the local weather station was 41.0 °C (105.8 °F), on 8 August 2013. The coldest temperature was −27.5 °C (−17.5 °F), on 17 January 1963. Demographics According to the 2021 census, its population was only 4. According to the 2001 census, Botinec had 4,906 inhabitants. Church of St. Stephen the First Martyr In the neighbourhood exists Church of St. Stephen the First Martyr, which is a Catholic parish church, built in 1969. The Zagreb-Botinec Parish, to which the church belongs, was formed by separation from the Zagreb-Remetinec-Blato Parish in 1969 by decree of Cardinal Franjo Kuharić. The parish church is located in the basement of two connected family houses that were built in 1969. References
Župna crkva sv. Stjepana prvomučenika u Zagrebu

Župna crkva sv. Stjepana prvomučenika katolička je crkva koja se nalazi u Gradu Zagrebu u gradskom naselju Botinec. Župa Zagreb-Botinec kojoj crkva pripada nastala odvajanjem od Župe Zagreb – Remetinec – Blato 1969. godine dekretom kardinala Franje Kuharića.[nedostaje izvor] Župna crkva uređena je u podrumskom prostoru dviju spojenih obiteljskih kuća koje su izgrađene 1969. godine. Galerija Povezani članci Dodatak:Popis katoličkih crkava u Zagrebu Izvori
Church of St. Clare the Virgin, Zagreb

Church of St. Clare the Virgin, Zagreb (Croatian: Župna crkva sv. Klare djevice u Zagrebu) is a Catholic parish church located in the neighbourhood Sveta Klara of Zagreb, Croatia. The church was built in 1768. History The Church of St. Clare was first mentioned in the 14th century, when it is assumed that it was only a wooden building. The present brick church was built in the 18th century, as confirmed by the inscription on the keystone of the entrance portal. Over the centuries, the church has been renovated several times, and a significant renovation was carried out in 2016 to mark the 650th anniversary of the Parish. Architecture and artwork The church belongs to the hall type of sacral buildings, with a semicircular apse of the sanctuary and a sacristy located on the south side. The main facade is dominated by a three-story bell tower with a rectangular ground plan, topped with a pyramidal roof. The interior is designed with baldachin vaults resting on pilasters with richly profiled capitals, which divides the nave space into two bays. The choir has a wavy parapet supported by two stone pillars, while above the vaulted sacristy is the oratory. The interior of the church is adorned with illusionistic frescoes from 1797, which are preserved on the north wall of the nave and the triumphal arch, where the year of creation is inscribed inside a medallion. The parapet of the choir is painted with scenes from the life of St. Isidore. The church's stained glass windows were made in 1925. Gallery References External links Media related to St. Clare the Virgin Church, Zagreb at Wikimedia Commons
Župna crkva sv. Klare djevice u Zagrebu

Župna crkva sv. Klare katolička je crkva sagrađena 1768. godine u zagrebačkom naselju Sveta Klara. Ova je crkva zaštićeno kulturno dobro Republike Hrvatske. Povijest Crkva sv. Klare prvi se puta spominje u 14. stoljeću, kada je, pretpostavlja se, ona bila tek drvena građevina. Današnja zidana crkva podignuta je u 18. stoljeću, što potvrđuje natpis na zaglavnom kamenu ulaznog portala. Tijekom stoljeća, crkva je više puta obnavljana, a značajna obnova izvedena je 2016. godine povodom obilježavanja 650. obljetnice Župe. Arhitektura i umjetnost Crkva pripada dvoranskom tipu sakralnih objekata, s polukružnom apsidom svetišta i sakristijom smještenom s južne strane. Na glavnom pročelju dominira trokatni zvonik pravokutnog tlocrta, završen piramidalnim krovićem. Unutrašnjost je oblikovana baldahinskim svodovima koji počivaju na pilastrima s bogato profiliranim kapitelima, čime se prostor lađe dijeli na dva jarma. Kor ima valoviti parapet koji se oslanja na dva kamena stupa, dok je iznad svođene sakristije smješten oratorij. Unutrašnjost crkve krase iluzionističke freske iz 1797. godine, koje su sačuvane na sjevernom zidu lađe i trijumfalnom luku, gdje je unutar medaljona upisana godina nastanka. Parapet kora oslikan je prizorima iz života sv. Izidora. Vitraji crkve izrađeni su 1925. godine. Galerija Povezani članci Dodatak:Popis katoličkih crkava u Zagrebu Izvori
Church of St. Mark the Evangelist, Zagreb

Church of St. Mark the Evangelist (Croatian: Župna crkva sv. Marka evanđelista u Zagrebu) is a Catholic parish church located in the neighbourhood Jakuševec of Zagreb, Croatia. The church was built in 1832. History Church of Saint Mark the Evangelist is one of the first post-Baroque wooden churches outside the area of the Noble Municipality of Turopolje, located within the Turopolje ecclesiastical archdeaconry. Architecture The church is characterized by a wide nave and a narrow, relatively long sanctuary with a three-sided apse, while the sacristy is attached to the southern wall of the sanctuary. The foundations and floor of the church are made of brick. The exterior of the church is defined by a tower, a gable and vertically clad walls with wooden panelling and narrow battens. This intervention was carried out during the renovation of 1856, when the interior was plastered. This intervention represented a transition towards the imitation of masonry architecture which was considered more elegant. The church vault is shaped in a barrel-vaulted style, which gives the interior a pronounced baroque character. The roof is built with a gable, the so-called "head", on which the "cornel" and attic windows are placed, one above the other. At the bottom of the gable is the attic, which serves to protect the lower part of the facade from precipitation. The main entrance of the church consists of wide church doors with wooden jambs, which have a base and a capital. Above the entrance is a segmental lintel. This style of facade design, with a free gable zone, represents an important innovation in the architecture of wooden churches in Turopolje and later became their typological characteristic. Artwork Next to the altarpiece of St. Mark on the right side of the apse is a Baroque painting of Saint Roch, restored in the 1980s. Beneath the present-day sacristy are preserved stone foundations of the former chapel of St. Roch, which are assumed to have been transferred from the ancient Roman Andautonia (today's Šćitarjevo) during its construction. Gallery References External links Media related to St. Mark the Evangelist Church, Zagreb at Wikimedia Commons
Župna crkva sv. Marka evanđelista u Jakuševcu

Župna crkva sv. Marka evanđelista u Zagrebu katolička je crkva sagrađena 1832. godine u zagrebačkom Jakuševcu. Nalazi se na mjestu stare kapele sv. Roka i zaštićeno je kulturno dobro Republike Hrvatske. Povijest Crkva svetog Marka evanđelista jedna je od prvih postbaroknih drvenih crkava izvan područja Plemenite općine turopoljske, smještena unutar turopoljskog crkvenog arhiđakonata. Crkvu karakterizira široki brod i uže, relativno dugačko svetište s trostranom apsidom, dok je sakristija prislonjena uz južni zid svetišta. Temelji i pod crkve su od cigle. Vanjski izgled crkve definiran je tornjem, zabatom i okomito obloženim stijenkama s drvenom oplatom i uskim letvama. Ova intervencija provedena je tijekom renovacije 1856. godine, kada je unutrašnjost ožbukana. Ovaj je zahvat predstavljao prijelaz prema imitaciji zidane arhitekture koja se smatrala otmjenijom. Crkveni svod oblikovan je u bačvastom stilu, što unutrašnjosti daje naglašeni barokni karakter. Krov je građen sa zabatom, tzv. „začelekom”, na kojem su postavljeni prozori „koruša” i potkrovlja, jedan iznad drugog. Pri dnu zabata nalazi se „podkrovek”, koji služi kao zaštita donjeg dijela pročelja od oborina. Glavni ulaz crkve sastoji se od širokih crkvenih vrata s drvenim dovratnicima, koji imaju bazu i kapitel. Iznad ulaza je segmentni nadvoj. Ovaj stil oblikovanja pročelja, sa slobodnom zabatnom zonom, predstavlja važnu inovaciju u arhitekturi drvenih turopoljskih crkava te kasnije postaje njihova tipološka karakteristika. Umjetnost Uz oltarnu sliku svetog Marka, na desnoj strani apside nalazi se barokna slika svetog Roka, restaurirana tijekom 1980-ih godina. Ispod današnje sakristije sačuvani su kameni temelji nekadašnje kapele svetog Roka, za koje se pretpostavlja da su tijekom njezine izgradnje preneseni iz starorimske Andautonije (današnje Šćitarjevo). Galerija Povezani članci Dodatak:Popis katoličkih crkava u Zagrebu Izvori
Church of St. John of Nepomuk, Zagreb

Church of St. John of Nepomuk, Zagreb (Croatian: Župna crkva sv. Ivana Nepomuka u Lučkom) is a Catholic parish church located in the neighbourhood Lučko of Zagreb, Croatia. The church was built in 1772. It was built on the site of an old church dedicated to St. George the Martyr and first mentioned in 1331. History In 1756, ban Karlo Batthyány sent a relic of the tongue of St. John of Nepomuk to Stupnik, which prompted the construction of a new church. The construction of the church began in 1769, and was completed and blessed on August 30, 1772. The church was built under the patronage of the noble Pejačevići and the counts Erdődy. During the blessing of the church, the relics of St. John of Nepomuk, which were brought from Vienna, were displayed. The relics are still displayed in the church today on the feast day of May 16. Although the church suffered damage in the 2020 Zagreb earthquake, strong pillars prevented the building from collapsing. The church was renovated several times during the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries. Architecture The parish church has a tall bell tower connected to a Baroque shaped facade with three entrances. In the central part of the bell tower, in a niche, there is a stone statue of St. John of Nepomuk, and under the copper roof there is a clock and several windows. In the church itself, in the elevated sanctuary, there is a Baroque gilded altar with decorative columns, a palanquin of St. John of Nepomuk, a tabernacle and statues of saints in the Baroque style. Massive half-columns support the high roofs of the church. Gallery References External links Media related to St. John of Nepomuk Church, Zagreb at Wikimedia Commons
Župna crkva sv. Ivana Nepomuka u Lučkom

Župna crkva sv. Ivana Nepomuka katolička je crkva u Lučkom sagrađena 1772. godine. Sagrađena je na mjestu stare crkve koja je bila posvećena sv. Jurju Mučeniku i koja se prvi put spominje 1331. godine. Crkva je zaštićeno kulturno dobro Republike Hrvatske. Povijest Godine 1756. ban Karlo Batthyány u Stupnik poslao je relikviju jezika sv. Ivana Nepomuka što je potaknulo izgradnju nove crkve. Izgradnja crkve započela je 1769., a dovršena je i blagoslovljena 30. kolovoza 1772. Crkva se gradila pod pokroviteljstvom plemenitih Pejačevića i grofova Erdődy. Tijekom blagoslova crkve, bile su izložene relikvije sv. Ivana Nepomuka, koje su dopremljene iz Beča. Relikvije se i danas izlažu u crkvi na blagdan 16. svibnja. Župna crkva ima visok zvonik koji je spojen na barokno oblikovano pročelje s tri ulaza. Na središnjem dijelu zvonika, u niši, postavljen je kameni kip sv. Ivana Nepomuka, a ispod bakrenoga krovišta nalazi se sat i nekoliko prozora. U samoj crkvi, u povišenu svetištu postavljen je barokni pozlaćeni oltar s ukrasnim stupovima, palom sv. Ivana Nepomuka, svetohraništem i kipovima svetaca u baroknom stilu. Masivni polustupovi podupiru visoka krovišta crkve. Iako je crkva pretrpila oštećenja u potresu koji je pogodio Zagreb 2020., jaki stupovi su spriječili urušenje građevine. Tijekom 19., 20. i 21. stoljeća crkva je više puta je obnavljana. Galerija Povezani članci Dodatak:Popis katoličkih crkava u Zagrebu Izvori
Church of St. Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist, Zagreb

Church of St. Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist, Zagreb (Croatian: Župna crkva sv. Mateja apostola i evanđelista u Zagrebu) is a Catholic parish church located in the neighbourhood Dugave of Zagreb, Croatia. History It was built in 1991 and 1992, and renovated and furnished over the next few years. In May 2006, it was consecrated by the Archbishop of Zagreb, Cardinal Josip Bozanić. Architecture The authors of the project for the construction of this sacral building are architects Vinko Penezić and Krešimir Rogina, and the project was created in 1989. The church is located on a significant road in the settlement. From the perspective of the access road, the volume of the rectory is emphasized, and the volume of the church is indicated only in the background. From the side of the park, a perspective opens up on the church and the bell tower. In front of the church there is an outdoor square, which is partly transformed into an amphitheater stage and is used for organizing liturgical celebrations in the open air. The square is tucked into the depth of the plot and has a very strong private character. The central space of the church has a longitudinal orientation that ends with the indication of the apse. At the end of the long axis of the ellipse is the presbytery. The space for the faithful is in a gentle amphitheatrical slope towards the sanctuary, and the sanctuary is raised in relation to the space for the faithful. In the center of the sanctuary is the altar, and to the left of it is the ambon. The Tranquility is located to the right in the sanctuary space. To the right of the entrance to the church, there is a baptistery with zenithal lighting. Gallery References External links Media related to St. Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist Church, Zagreb at Wikimedia Commons
Župna crkva sv. Mateja apostola i evanđelista u Zagrebu

Župna crkva sv. Mateja apostola i evanđelista katolička je crkva u naselju Dugave u Zagrebu. Građena je 1991. i 1992. godine, a uređivana i opremana narednih nekoliko godina. U svibnju 2006. godine posvetio ju je zagrebački nadbiskup kardinal Josip Bozanić. Povijest i arhitektura Autori projekta za izgradnju ovog sakralnog objekta su arhitekti Vinko Penezić i Krešimir Rogina, a projekt je izrađen 1989. Crkva se nalazi na značajnoj cesti u naselju. Iz perspektive pristupne ceste naglašen je volumen župnog stana, a volumen crkve je naznačen tek u pozadini. Sa strane perivoja otvara se perspektiva na crkvu i zvonik. Ispred crkve nalazi se vanjski trg koji se jednim dijelom pretvara u amfiteatralnu pozornicu i služi za organiziranje liturgijskih slavlja na otvorenom. Trg je uvučen u dubinu parcele i ima izrazito jak privatni karakter. Centralni prostor crkve ime longitudinalno usmjerenje koje završava naznakom apside. Na kraju dulje osi elipse nalazi se prezbiterij. Prostor za vjernike je u blagom amfiteatralnom padu prema svetištu, a svetište je udignuto u odnosu na prostor vjernika. U središtu svetišta je oltar, a lijevo od njega se nalazi ambon. Svetohranište se nalazi desno u prostoru svetišta. Desno od ulaza u crkvu, nalazi se krstionica sa zenitalnim osvjetljenjem. Galerija Povezani članci Dodatak:Popis katoličkih crkava u Zagrebu Izvori
Church of the Ascension of the Lord, Zagreb

Church of the Ascension of the Lord, Zagreb (Croatian: Župna crkva Uzašašća Gospodnjega u Zagrebu) is a Catholic parish church located in the neighbourhood Sloboština of Zagreb, Croatia. History It was built from 1997 to 2001. In November 2018, it was consecrated by the Archbishop of Zagreb, Cardinal Josip Bozanić. Architecture The parish church of the Ascension of the Lord is located within a residential area, where apartment buildings continue the urban structure of the neighboring settlement Dugave, while the outskirts are marked by low-rise family houses. The church is located along one of the main roads of the area, and a square has been formed in front of it. The conceptual design for the construction of the church was created by Jagoda Bodić. The entrance facade is marked by the prominent verticality of the bell tower, which is clearly visible from the access roads. Gallery References External links Media related to Church of the Ascension of the Lord, Zagreb at Wikimedia Commons
Župna crkva Uzašašća Gospodnjega u Zagrebu

Župna crkva Uzašašća Gospodnjega katolička je crkva građena od 1997. do 2001. godine u zagrebačkoj četvrti Sloboština. Crkvu je u studenom 2018. godine posvetio zagrebački nadbiskup kardinal Josip Bozanić. Arhitektura Župna crkva Uzašašća Gospodnjega smještena je unutar stambene četvrti, u kojoj se višestambena izgradnja nastavlja na urbanističku strukturu susjednog naselja Dugave, dok su rubni dijelovi obilježeni niskom gradnjom obiteljskih kuća. Crkva je locirana uz jednu od glavnih prometnica četvrti, a ispred nje je formiran trg. Idejno rješenje za izgradnju crkve izradila je Jagoda Bodić. Ulazno pročelje obilježava istaknuta vertikala zvonika, koji je jasno vidljiv s pristupnih prometnica. Na pravokutnom tlocrtu izgrađen je prostor koji je longitudionalno usmjeren prema svetištu. Krov je jednostrešni. Prezbiterij je jako uzdigutn u odnosu na prostor vjernika. U središtu svetišta nalazi se oltar. Lijevo od oltara smješten je ambon, a u njegovoj se pozadini nalazi vitraj s temom Uzašašća Gospodnjeg. Desno od oltara je krstionica. Svetohranište je smješteno ispod vitraja. Nad ulazom u crkvu nalazi se kor. Galerija Povezani članci Dodatak:Popis katoličkih crkava u Zagrebu Izvori
Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary Queen of Croats, Zagreb

Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary Queen of Croats, Zagreb (Croatian: Župna crkva Blažene Djevice Marije Kraljice Hrvata u Zagrebu) is a Catholic parish church located in the neighbourhood Remetinec of Zagreb, Croatia. History and architecture This church is an architectural work by Josip Horvat, designed in 1998. It is located in the neighbourhood Remetinec, which is characterized by predominantly low-rise residential construction. The church does not dominate the urban space with its architecture and is not a visual landmark in the wider urban context. The sacral complex includes the church and the rectory, which are spatially connected. Their arrangement on the plot forms a spacious access square, which has a pronounced public character, while its private function is less pronounced. The square is oriented towards the main road and is conceived as an extension of the public city space. The dimensions of the church are 20×18 meters. The church area is 360 m2, and the choir is 97 m2. The church building also includes a rectory with a sacristy, a parish office, a religious education hall, and living quarters for the pastor and other staff. The church is square in shape with a square apse at the end. The apse contains a statue of the Mother of God, as well as space for priests and altar boys. To the right of the altar is the tabernacle and a statue of St. Joseph. The altar, baptistery, and ambo are made of stone, straight-lined and unadorned. Below the choir, to the left of the entrance door, is the baptistery. To the right of the entrance door is the confessional and an altar with a statue of St. Anthony. Gallery References External links Media related to Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary Queen of Croats, Zagreb at Wikimedia Commons