Pfarrkirche Lembach

Lembach im Mühlkreis, Oberösterreich, Österreich

All weather
Suitable for groups
Suitable for pushchairs

The centre of the church is the black marble altar, which is clearly visible from all sides. A beautiful wooden cross stands in front of it.

The tabernacle, made of steel and gilded by Franz Premetshofer, stands freely on a marble column. The eternal light burns behind it.

The concrete glass windows created by Lydia Roppolt in the Schlierbach workshop are particularly colourful.

Behind the baptismal font hangs a picture of St Margarita, the patron saint of the parish. It shows the martyr with her typical attributes - sword, dragon and a small cross.

At the side at the beginning of the nave hangs a picture of Christ, which recalls the visions that Sister Faustyna Kowalska had in a convent in Plock (Poland) in 1931.

Between a baroque STATUE OF JOSEPH WITH THE CHILD OF JESUS and a STATUE OF MARY, which Father Pilz brought back from Fatima, hangs a group of the Holy Trinity, known as the "mercy seat", a popular depiction in the Middle Ages. The work of redemption of the Triune God is depicted in short form.

In the former apse, 14 Stations of the Cross frame a crucifixion group with Mary and John.