Category:Our Lady church in Tereske

English: Our Lady church. It is a free-standing, single-nave, east-facing church with a central tower rising in its western façade (Till/around 1711 it had two facade towers). Its sanctuary with buttresses of the same width and height as the nave. A sacristy is connected to the north side of the sanctuary. It was built by István Bajoni (canons of Vác) between 1482-1484 using the building of the 13th century Benedictine abbey. Around 1725, its interior was rebuilt. It was renovated in 1847, 1895 and 1915. Restored between 1969-1972 (architect: Ödön Dümmerling). Interior: A tomb (1814) in the south wall of the crypt. At the crypt staircase is a memorial plaque (1976) of the architect Ödön Dümmerling. In the crypt is a Gothic Lapidary. There is tomb of the Benedictine theologian Xavér Szunyogh. 14th century (circa between 1330 and 1350) frescoes on the north wall. The pointed triumphal arch and a walled segmented door in the side wall of the sanctuary, and the stone-framed sacristy door and a renaissance sacristy, circa 1500 works. Furniture 18th century. Main altarpiece: first half of the 19th century (Jakab Warschág). Lili Árkayné Sztehló created the sanctuary window glass (1st half of 20th century). - Tereske, Nógrád County, Hungary