In the past, a family tomb with a chapel from 1645 stood on the site of the church. It was built by Count Ján Onory. In 1682, the chapel was demolished and Adam Onory had the Church of St. built in its place. Štefana in 1682. Adam Onory was the son of Ján Onory. Today, the church is a National Cultural Monument.
In the past, a family tomb with a chapel from 1645 stood on the site of the church. It was built by Count Ján Onory. In 1682, the chapel was demolished and Adam Onory had the Church of St. built in its place. Štefana in 1682. Adam Onory was the son of Ján Onory. Today, the church is a National Cultural Monument.
Above the outer door of the sacristy, a clearly legible Latin inscription engraved on a stone tablet reminds us to this day: STEPHANO APOSTOLICO I-MO REGI HUNGARIE GD ADAMUS ONORY CUM CONSORTE SUA CATHARINA BEDY PO. DS QUE ANNO DNI 1682. (It was built by Adam Onory and his wife Katarína Bedy in 1682 for St. Stephen I, King of Hungary).
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