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“Saint Phillip and Jacob church”

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NamEsti Josefa Vlastimila Kamaryta 89, Velesin, Czech Republic

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Saint Phillip and Jacob church

Church out of order. Protestants built15e century a Church in the western part of the municipality. Ordained in 1491. After re-catholising of the Lords of Krumlov it was 1616 incorperated in the Krumlovs estates. Only twice a year mass is held (May 1 nameday Philip...More