Prakfalvi Endre: Roman Catholic Churches in Unified Budapest - Our Budapest (Budapest, 2003)

Parish Church of the Queen of the Rosary, 1915

During the hostilities of the 1956 Revolution, the stained-glass windows, the front tower and the memorial hall beneath the latter were all severely damaged. The facade was fully restored but the memorial sites have only been partially reconstructed.

In the Hungarian Museum of Architecture there are designs for two of Miksa Róth’s destroyed stained-glass windows. One features St. John of Capistrano administering the host to János Hunyadi (1909) with the inscription "Whoso

EATETH MY FLESH, AND DRINKETH MY BLOOD, HATH ETERNAL LIFE AND I WILL RAISE HIM UP AT the last day” (Jn. 6.59) [Jn. 6.54 in the Authorised Version], On the other, the host is being administered to the Virgin Mary by St. John the Evangelist (1909); here the inscription says, "He that eateth me, even he shall live by me” (Jn. 6.57).

Parish Church of the Queen of the Rosary, 1915

No. 58 Thököly út, District XIV

"When in Rome, in St. Peter’d, while praying for the ópread of the order, he daw Peter and Paul, the 3lorioud apodtolic princei, stepping towards him.

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■ The fire-devaitated interior

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