Calvary from Prietrž. Today, on the engraved cartouche of the Calvary's posture, there is a difficult-to-read donation inscription in Latin with a chronogram, without a doubt Bajz's name on it. At the top is a non-original cross and all its statues are missing. They may have been damaged at the time of the transport, which probably took place quickly. At that time, they probably did not even try to transfer any podium on which Calvary was located. We could get a rough idea of what its original shape was according to Calvary in Dolný Dubov.
Calvary from Prietrž. Today, on the engraved cartouche of the Calvary's posture, there is a difficult-to-read donation inscription in Latin with a chronogram, without a doubt Bajz's name on it. At the top is a non-original cross and all its statues are missing. They may have been damaged at the time of the transport, which probably took place quickly. At that time, they probably did not even try to transfer any podium on which Calvary was located. We could get a rough idea of what its original shape was according to Calvary in Dolný Dubov.
The stone Calvary in front of the now non-existent church in Prietrž was built by Jozef Ignác Bajza between 1805 and 1815, when he was a Catholic priest there. He mentions it in his will, did not give a detailed time detail there (he wrote during his lifetime). He also gave Calvary a generous base in his will. When the Catholic parish in Prietrž was abolished in 1852 and Prietrž was annexed as a branch to Osuský, this foundation was probably the cause of the immediate transfer of Calvary from Prietrž to Osuský. In order to make it easier to meet Bajz's conditions and claim the income from the base with its administrator, which was the Prešpor Chapter.
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