Have you ever wondered about the stories a simple plaque can tell? This plaque, adorning the Kirche St. Cyriak, whispers tales of devotion, resilience, and a community’s shared history. Kirche St. Cyriak stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Bulach. Constructed between 1834 and 1837, this neo-Romanesque marvel, designed by Heinrich Hübsch, opened its doors on December 21, 1837. Its twin towers, crafted from sandstone, dominate the skyline, a beacon of faith. Within the sanctuary of Kirche St. Cyriak, six bells, three in each tower, resonate with the echoes of generations. The basilica’s interior, supported by sturdy columns, embraces approximately 450 souls. Five captivating images grace the altar area, narrating the life of Jesus from birth to ascension. A “Silbermann” organ, a treasure in itself, fills the space with sacred melodies. Both the church and its accompanying Pfarrhaus, built in the same distinctive style, stand as protected historical landmarks. A modern addition, the artistically crafted Zelebrationsaltar, allows the congregation to celebrate the Eucharist according to the Second Vatican Council’s decrees. The Kirche St. Cyriak plaque, a silent sentinel, connects us to the echoes of the past, reminding us of the strength and unwavering faith of those who came before.
Sportschule Schöneck
“Sportschule Schöneck: a school for sport, education and athletic encounter.” This guiding principle, established in 1953, still resonates today. The