The statue of St. Joseph Pestún was moved to the church from the cholera cemetery. Ján Brestovanský and Jozef Belica had it built in 1831 in a cholera cemetery for 100 florins. They also had a statue of the Virgin Mary of Sorrows made for this cemetery. Today is the statue of St. Jozefa renovated and a dedication table from a more recent period is inserted in the cartouche of the pedestal. We believe that the name of the original table was not John (Brestovansky), but Anian (derived from the name Anna).
The statue of St. Joseph Pestún was moved to the church from the cholera cemetery. Ján Brestovanský and Jozef Belica had it built in 1831 in a cholera cemetery for 100 florins. They also had a statue of the Virgin Mary of Sorrows made for this cemetery. Today is the statue of St. Jozefa renovated and a dedication table from a more recent period is inserted in the cartouche of the pedestal. We believe that the name of the original table was not John (Brestovansky), but Anian (derived from the name Anna).
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