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BRNO AND ITS

Churches CHURCHES TO GUIDES We offer a free guided tour in the marked churches (in Czech, English, and German) during the period from 14 June to 17 September. In the legend for each church, the days when the guide is present are marked in blue and the days when services are held are marked in brown. Dear visitors to Brno,

Our city has many important buildings that are well worth seeing. These also include sacred buildings. Religious tourism in general is an area that has much to offer to tourists. In the narrow radius of the Brno, city centre, you can find many churches, ranging from the Gothic to the functionalist and all with a unique atmosphere. For several years now, we have been bringing you the opportunity during the summer months to see the best and listen to information about them, presented by an experienced guide. This year, you can come see the Basilica of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul, Church of St. John with Loreto, Church of St. James and Church of St. Michael. However, we would like to give you basic information about additional religious buildings, therefore we have included another 10 churches in this brochure that you can visit during opening hours for the public or attend a service.

Jana Janulíková, TIC Director Basilica 1 of the Assumption Mendel Square of Our Lady

Guided tours and services: This is rightly called a gem of in Moravia. In 1323 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 the royal widow Eliška Rejčka founded Mon a Cistercian convent called Aula Tue Sanctae Mariae next to the older Wed parish Church of Our Lady in Old Thu Fri Brno. After her in 1335 Eliška Sat Rejčka found her final resting place Sun in the basilica. The spot is marked by the letter “E”, with a small crown in the paving of the church.

In the 18th century, the interior of the church was rebuilt in the Baroque style. That period also witnessed the finishing of the Baroque buildings of the abbey. In 1783 the Emperor Joseph II ordered the to move to Old Brno from their original monastery of St. Thomas, situated in what is now Moravské náměstí.

The Augustinians also had the glorious “silver altar” built when the icon of the Black Madonna was crowned in 1736.

At the Feast of the Assumption of Our Lady a pilgrimage is held every year in the basilica to worship her as the Protector of the City of Brno. guided

www.opatbrno.cz Cathedral 2 of St. Peter and Paul Petrov

The latest scientific research Guided tours and services: puts the origins of the church 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 on Petrov back to the 1170s. Mon The church was rebuilt several times Tue in the Gothic period. Around 1500, Wed the consecration of St. Paul was added Thu to the consecration of St. Peter. After Fri being razed during the Thirty Years Sat War, the church was reconstructed Sun during two phases of the Baroque, Tue 7:00 p.m. School year in 1651–52 and 1743–46. Thu 5:30 p.m. Pilgrimage Mass A collegiate chapter was established Fri 5:30 p.m., Sun 9:00 a.m. at the church in 1296. When Pope Families Pius VI confirmed the establishment of the Brno diocese in 1777, Sun 7:30 a.m. Latin the church of St Peter and Paul was promoted to cathedral. Besides the cathedral interior, visitors may see the Romanesque-Gothic crypt, which retains the foundations of the original church. In the treasury room there is an exhibition of vestments, monstrances and other liturgical articles. Visitors also like to climb the cathedral steeples to get a view of the city.

The diocese museum houses an interesting exhibition of Vita Christi (Life of Christ). guided

www.katedrala-petrov.cz Church 3 of St. James Jakub Square

The oldest written mention of the Guided tours and services: Church of St. James in Brno dates back 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 to 1228. The Romanesque church from Mon th the early 13 century was later replaced Tue by a Gothic church. Construction of Wed the three nave building, to which the Thu famous builder A. Pilgram contributed, Fri was interrupted by fire in April 1515. Sat The restoration and extension of the Sun church finished in 1592 with the completion of the tower. In the mid-18th century, the interior was rebuilt in the Baroque style; however, the Gothic appearance was restored in the years 1871–79. The work was carried out according to the designs of the Viennese architect H. Ferstel. At that time, the current appearance of the main altar was created. Noteworthy is the tomb of Marshal Louis Raduit de Souches, a successful commander in the defence of Brno during the siege by the Swedes in 1645, who was buried here. Another well-known tomb belongs to Regina Brem-Seisenegger von Tarnovice. It bears the coat of arms of the Čert family from Brno, showing the Pythagorean theorem designed by A. Dürer. Until the Josephine reforms in 1784, there was a cemetery around the church. For more than 500 years, it was the final resting place of wealthy burghers, famous artists and ordinary people. guided

www.svatyjakubbrno.wz.cz The Minorite Church 4 of St. John and Loreto Minoritská Street

The church of St. John has changed Guided tours and services: its form many times throughout 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 the centuries (the most fundamental Mon reconstruction being undertaken by Tue the Baroque master Moritz Grimm), Wed but has always been a dominant Thu structure in the city. The church has Fri one nave with a prolonged chancel, Sat which has been typical of mendicant Sun orders, including the Minorites, since Sun 6:00 a.m. the . Polish (2nd Sunday of the month)

The internal decoration is the work of Johan Georg Schauberger and Johan Georg Etgens. The main altar is decorated by Josef Stern’s painting Adoration of the Virgin Mary. The Loreto Chapel is a building imitating the Holy House in Loreto, . According to Christian legend, this was the place of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary and home to the Holy Family. There is a replica of the Black Madonna of Loreto on the altar. The Loreto chapel includes the Holy Stairs, a copy of the Jerusalem steps which Christ stood on when being led to Pilate.

The statues in the Loreto Chapel were made by J. J. Schauberger and the painting in the cupola celebrating the Virgin Mary is the work of F. G. I. Eckstein. guided

www.brno.minorite.cz Church 5 of St. Michael Dominican Square

The history of the Church of Guided tours and services: St. Michael has been closely 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 connected to the Dominican Mon monastery, which hosted, among other Tue activities, meetings of the Moravian Wed provincial parliament. The church was Thu witness to many important events Fri that determined the course of history Sat in the country. Sun

Today, visitors can see the church in its 17th century Baroque form. During this reconstruction the orientation of the church was changed, so unlike other churches the alter is faced west and the gallery is faced east. This altar and the baroque pulpit were designed and constructed by the sculptor J. Winterhalder sr.

Another unique feature of the church is the entrance terrace lined with a row of Baroque statues of saints. The left oratory, accessed through the side entrance from Dominikánská Street, is currently an exhibition space of Brno’s Angelicum, with an exhibition of paintings and sculptures by contemporary artists. guided

www.svatymichalbrno.cz Capuchin Chapel 6 of the Finding of Capuchin Square the Holy Cross Services and guided tours of the church and tomb The Church of the Finding of the Holy for groups by appointment. Cross, together with the tomb which is hidden in the spaces beneath, are early Church: Baroque structures built in a spirit of 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 simplicity – typical for the architectural Mon style of the Capuchin Order. However, Tue the church and its attending monastery Wed underwent extensive reconstruction in Thu the Baroque style in the 18th century. Fri Moritz Grimm and son conducted the Sat Sun work and are responsible for what we can see today. After very extensive renovations in 2004 the church was Tomb: april–october opened to the public. Now the space also host part of the Exhibition 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 – paintings by the mid-17th century Mon Prague artist showing the transience Tue Wed of existence. Thu Inside you can see a miraculous painting Fri of the Virgin Mary which, according Sat to a legend, helped its former owner. Sun Entering the narrow street beside the church, you find the . november–march Here are hidden the bodies of friars and 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 patrons of the order, now mummified Mon after hundreds of years. The most famous Tue person whose body rests there is Franz Wed Trenck, the well-known commander of Thu the feared pandoors and also the most Fri famous Spilberk prisoner. Sat Sun

The tomb is closed: 14–16 April 2017 nd 24–26 December 2017 non - guided

www.kapucini.cz Church 7 of St. Thomas Moravian Square

Originally this was the site of church Services: and an Augustinian monastery, founded 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 by Moravian Margrave John Henry in Mon 1350, and intended as the last resting Tue place of the Moravian branch of the Wed Thu Luxemburg dynasty. consecration, Fri conducted by Archbishop Jan Očko of Sat Vlašim, an Italian-Byzantine icon, which Sun was worshipped as the St. Thomas Madonna or the Palladium of Brno and Wed 5:30 p.m. to which has been attributed numerous During the school year, this mass is feats in protecting the city of Brno, was intended for parents with children donated to the church. John Henry and Sun 7:45 a.m. Latin his son are buried in this church. During the Hussite wars, the church was largely destroyed and burned out. The church also suffered greatly during the Swedish siege of the city. The monastery complex was in fact extended beyond the city walls, and therefore it was the weakest link of the whole fortification. In 1661, reconstruction under the leadership of architect Jan Baptist Erna began and the entire complex was rebuilt in the Baroque style. Another reconstruction took place in the 18th century under the leadership of Moritz Grimm. During the reign of Joseph II, the monastery was closed down and the Augustinians moved to the former Cistercian monastery in Old Brno. The church also suffered during World War II, when it almost burned down, and the Museum of the Labour Movement was installed in the former prelature in the 1950s. Today, these spaces house the Moravian Gallery. non - guided

www.svtomas.net Jesuit Church 8 of the Assumption Jezuitská Street of the Virgin Mary Services: 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 A small Romanesque church dedicated Mon to the Mother of God used to stand at the Tue site of today’s Church of the Assumption Wed of the Virgin Mary. It was rebuilt in the Thu Gothic style around 1241 and served Fri as a church of the newly established Sat Sun Augustinian order. Over the centuries the monastery suffered much damage Sun 12:15 p.m. English and moral decay, before being taken over by the City of Brno in 1524. During the school year: In 1578 the whole order was dissolved 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 and its property appropriated by the Mon Jesuits (), who had Tue been operating in Brno since 1572 and Wed originally resided at Petrov. The original Thu church was demolished in 1598–1602 Fri Sat and a completely new church was built Sun in the construction in which the famous G. Gialdi was involved. In 1662–1668, the church was again rebuilt according to the designs of John Baptist Erna and in 1732–1733 to those of Moritz Grimm. The church served the Jesuits until 1773, when the order was dissolved by Pope Clement XIV. An academy of Olomouc then shortly operated in these spaces and eventually the building was used as military barracks. The whole complex Mozartová Street, where we was then demolished in 1904 and only can admire it today. The former the church remained. This was then monastery has given rise to severely damaged during the bombing the sumptuous homes built of Brno in 1944. The gate to the so-called along the streets of Dvořakova, Cardinal’s Court has been preserved Mozartova, Beethovenova and and has been transferred to today’s Rooseveltova. non - guided

www.jesuit.cz Church 9 of St. Mary Masarykova 31

Magdalene Services: 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The church stands in the former Mon Jewish quarter, its front probably Tue occupying the site where Wed a stood in the first half Thu of the 15th century. Around 1454, Fri the abandoned synagogue was Sat rebuilt into the Church of Mary Sun Magdalene. During the Swedish Sun 10:15 a.m. Greek Catholic siege, when the had to liturgy in the Slavic language leave their monastery, they settled here. The church we find today Sat After the morning mass, was probably designed by Ondřej the church is closed until 5:00 p.m. Erna. A monastery with a hospital and a pharmacy were built next to the church. During the reforms of Joseph II, the monastery was closed, the church became a parish church and the monastery was rebuilt as a military depot. Today’s appearance dates back to 1852, when the church was repaired after a fire had gutted the building. In 1912, the Eucharists settled down in the church and stayed there until 1951. In the 1990s, the church was entrusted to the Petrinis and after 2011 the diocese took over again. A confessional service, which is widely used, has been established since 2013. non - guided

www.mari-magdalena.cz Church 10 of St. Augustine Náměstí Míru 7

The church was built between Services: 1930–1935 by architect V. Fischer 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 on the occasion of 1500 years since Mon the death of St. Augustine, and Tue a separate parish was established Wed Thu in 1938. The church has certain Fri functionalist elements typical Sat of architectural expression during Sun the interwar period. With its tall tower, this brilliant white building has become Mon 7:35 a.m. School year, a major reference point on the Brno 7:00 a.m. summer holidays skyline. A separate parish was then Wed 7:00 a.m. Summer holidays established in 1938. 6:00 p.m. School year

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www.augustinbrno.cz Hussite 11 Congregation of Botanická 1 the Czechoslovak Services: Church 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Mon Tue The church was built on the site Wed of a former cemetery in 1927 when Thu it was bought by the Czechoslovak Fri Hussite Church from the City Sat of Brno. The Czechoslovak Church Sun was founded in Brno in 1922. A design by Jan Višek succeeded in the architectural contest, one by Bohuslav Fuchs placed second. Both designs stood out for their simplicity in the functionalist style. In addition, they also expressed the principles of the Hussite Church – What is true is also good. What is true is also beautiful. The church was finally completed in 1927. The only decoration to be found by visitors on the church is the symbol of the Hussite , a communion cup; otherwise, the space is clean, simple and smooth. Originally, the church hall also contained an orchestra pit. Today, this space houses the Avia Restaurant. non - guided

www.ccshbrno.cz Church 12 of St. Leopold Vídeňská 7

The Church of St. Leopold is among Services: the youngest Baroque churches 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 in Brno. It is part of the Monastery of Mon the Brothers of Charity, where there is Tue also a pharmacy. The design for the Wed Thu building was created by the son of the Fri famous architect Franz Grimm. First, Sat a separate hospital was built and later Sun also a church that formed the facade onto Videňská Street. The construction began in 1768. The Baroque style used in the construction was already strongly influenced by the emerging Classicism. The church was decorated with frescoes by the Brno painter Josef Stern. It was then consecrated in 1777. The church has been preserved in its original form to this day. In 1997–2004 it was completely reconstructed and the space is used more for cultural events such as concerts, etc. non - guided

sal.milosrdni.cz Church 13 of St. Joseph Josefská 1

The church was built in the early Services: Baroque style in 1651–1653 by 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 architect Pavel Weinberger. Originally Mon part of the Franciscan monastery, after Tue its closure the complex was handed Wed Thu over to the , who ran School Fri for girls here until 1950. However, Sat the original Church of St. Joseph was Sun located outside the then walls of Brno but it was torn down during the Thirty Years’ War and a new one was built on today’s Josefská street. In 2009, the church was handed over to the Greek , and it was newly consecrated in 2014. non - guided

www.exarchat.cz Orthodox Cathedral 14 of St. Wenceslas Gorazdova 8

The church was built on the Services: proceeds of fundraising conducted 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 in 1928. A search then followed Mon to find a suitable place, and after Tue several attempts land on the Wed Thu slopes of Špilberk was purchased. Fri A design was created by P. Levický Sat in 1929. In 1929, the foundation Sun stone of the church was laid with the participation of Bishop Gorazd. Weekday services are held The construction took two years. irregularly; times can be found on the church noticeboard In 1931, the church was consecrated and on the website. and became the spiritual centre of all those professing orthodoxy. non - guided

http://mujweb.cz/pravoslavbrno/ Church 15 of Jan Amos Comenius Square

Comenius Services: 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The church is better known in Brno Mon as the Red Church due to the red Tue brickwork. The church was built in Wed 1863–1865 based on a design by Thu H. Ferstel, who also contributed to Fri the construction of Vienna’s Ringstrasse. Sat Sun The construction of the church was strongly influenced by the north German Schedule for every month available Gothic style, which is characterised by on the website listed below. such red brickwork. The church became the first large Christian non-Catholic place of worship in Brno and due to its excellent acoustics it is often used as a space for concerts of sacred music. non - guided

http://brno1.evangnet.cz/ Photo: Studio Flusser

The project was financially supported by the City of Brno.

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