Parish church Grillenberg

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Catholic parish church of St. Margareta in Grillenberg
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The parish church Grillenberg is in the village Grillenberg in the market town of Hernstein in the district of Baden in Lower Austria . The holy of Margaret of Antioch consecrated Roman Catholic parish church , the Melk incorporated part of the deanery Pottenstein in the Vicariate under the Vienna Woods to the Archdiocese of Vienna . The church is a listed building ( list entry ).

history

The place was incorporated into Melk Abbey even before 1232. The tower of the three-nave Gothic predecessor church collapsed during renovation. As a result, on the 80th year of birth (1830) of Emperor Franz Joseph I, a completely new building was started according to the plans of the architects Karl Troll and Johann Stoppel.

architecture

The north-facing neo-Gothic church building with an east tower is closely surrounded by the rectory and farm buildings and the former cemetery wall.

The nave under a steep gable roof with pointed arch windows and a high stone block plinth has a short aisle to the east. The retracted choir with a straight end has its own gable roof. The east tower shows a corner squaring and ogival double sound windows and wears a pointed helmet.

The interior of the church is a simple four-bay nave with pointed arched arcades and a retracted choir under cross vaults. The organ gallery is in the south.

The glass paintings from 1911 show Anna with Maria and Johannes Nepomuk in the choir and Theresa von Avila, Josef and Maria, both with children, in the nave.

Furnishing

The facility was transferred from the previous church.

The high altar from 1646 with a structure with Corinthian columns under a richly cranked segmented gable carries statues of bishops on side pedestals and shows the altar sheet St. Margareta by the painter Josef Tremier in 1832 as a copy after Raphael and above it a trinity group with the Holy Spirit in a halo in front of a transverse oval window.

The polished white statues of Gregory and Hieronymus from the middle of the 17th century stand on the reveal of the triumphal arch.

Maria Schöffmann painted the picture in the protective coat Madonna in a neo-Rococo frame in 1916.

Johann Caspar Hofbauer names a bell in 1775.

In the floor of the vestibule of the tower there is a tombstone with a skull symbol 1681.

literature

Web links

Commons : Pfarrkirche Grillenberg  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Coordinates: 47 ° 55 '37.2 "  N , 16 ° 5' 4.5"  E