Kis Szent Teréz-bazilika
Keszthely’s Kis Szent Teréz-bazilika, also called the Kármelita templom, is a Roman Catholic church that took shape in a difficult era: work began in 1927, and it was built in Romanesque Revival style between 1927 and 1930, soon after the losses of the First World War and Trianon, followed by the Great Depression. The Carmelites of the Szent Istvánról nevezett Magyar Sarutlan Karmelita Rendtartomány led the building effort under prioratary head dr. Hász Brokárd, and the construction reached completion by 1930, when the church and the attached convent were blessed on 3 October 1930. The architect was Bruno Buchwieser, with Marshall Béla as builder and Langmár Ferenc as master builder. …
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