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KŠINNÁ – ST COSMAS AND DAMIAN’S CHURCH

The church was built in the first half of the 13th century, perhaps by a Benedictine workshop from the abbey in Ludanice, which had the same invocation. At the beginning of the fourteenth century, a sacristy was added to the nave from the north, and later the interiors were decorated with Gothic frescoes. The first record in documents, but noting only the name of the village (“Xynna”), was written down only in 1352. During the Reformation, the church for some time passed into the hands of the Evangelicals, who added wooden galleries for the congregation around the walls of the nave, which was confirmed by the canonical visitation of 1729. In 1949, the church burned down after being struck by lightning. The interior furnishings (pews, galleries, organs) and the roof with a turret were destroyed. In 2009, the parish received a grant to carry out the renovation.

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