Wetzelsdorf parish church

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Wetzelsdorf parish church

The parish church Mariae Namen is a Roman Catholic church in Wetzelsdorf in the municipality of Poysdorf in Lower Austria . It is located a little higher on a small triangular square on the southeast edge of the village. The cemetery connects to the south. The church belongs to the deanery Poysdorf and was built between 1784 and 1790. In 1789 the parish was founded.

The exterior

The church faces west. The simple, Josephine hall building with a facade tower and a retracted west choir , closed on three sides , was expanded in 1859 by a narrow entrance yoke . The east facade has a high, three-bay, pilaster and framed mirror with a rose window and a stepped gable . Behind it rises the tower (roof turret) with corner pilaster strips and pointed helmet . The church is through a übergiebeltes rectangular portal with Konsolengesims and terracotta - relief decoration accessible. A two-story sacristy annex borders the choir in the north .

Inside

The two-storey, pilaster-structured nave has a square vault over belt arches with a rounded indentation in front of the basket arched triumphal arch . The single-bay, square-vaulted choir with a three-sided end has an apse dome with a stitch cap . In the north choir wall there is a gallery with a swinging parapet . The three-axis organ gallery stands on pillars . The vestibule and sacristy have a groin vault.

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Most of the furnishings in the church date from the construction period around 1780/90. This includes the classical high altar with a three-axis, pilaster-structured structure with a central round arch, side sacrificial portals and altar figures of saints Sebastian , Ignatius , Aloysius and Florian in white . In the central niche there is a picture of Mariahilf carried by putti from the Mariahilf chapel, which stood on the green until 1784. The pulpit dates from the end of the 18th century. The organ from 1864 is in a case from the time the church was built (around 1790). In the choir there is a group of figures of the Holy Trinity from the end of the 18th century. Further furnishings include a lecture cross from the end of the 18th century and a stone relief of the Virgin Mary, which was probably made at the end of the 17th century.

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Coordinates: 48 ° 38 ′ 50.6 "  N , 16 ° 37 ′ 46.5"  E