In 1912, the current parish was built for the money gained from the sale of the old parish and the help of parishioners. The parishioners agreed to build a new rectory near the church and school. Next to the church was the municipal land on which the school fruit nursery, the municipal ice house and the fire station were built of rough stone. Occasionally they locked up tramps, drunks, gypsies, who in some way disrupted the operation of the village.
In 1912, the current parish was built for the money gained from the sale of the old parish and the help of parishioners. The parishioners agreed to build a new rectory near the church and school. Next to the church was the municipal land on which the school fruit nursery, the municipal ice house and the fire station were built of rough stone. Occasionally they locked up tramps, drunks, gypsies, who in some way disrupted the operation of the village.
Thanks to the wealthy but childless husband of Horváth, who donated all their movable and immovable property to the establishment of the parish for the establishment of the parish, which was a basic condition for the approval of the parish. The requirement of the ecclesiastical authorities to establish a rectory was that the administrator of the rectory be materially secured. The Horváth couple donated to the base of the rectory the so-called urbarský trojhošťak, which represented about 24 ha of land and also a house under the current descriptive number 127, which the locals still call the parish. This ended the former duties of the people of Abraham, who drove the pastor from Majcichov on Sundays, public holidays, baptisms, weddings and funerals in horse-drawn carriages free of charge.
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