Saint Ladislaus Church in Sárbogárd

The Szent László király-templom stands in Sárbogárd, a town in the Mezőföld district of Fejér County. Built in 1894, it is a Catholic church that serves as the parish centre for the area. The Jesuits from Aba first took charge of its operations after arriving in the 18th century. It became an independent parish in 1862, when its registers and Historia Domus records were also opened. The church has had a long line of parish priests since the 19th century. Names like Vinis Ferenc, Győry Béla and Fodor Ferenc led the community in its early years. Later priests included Schmal György, Balogh Károly and Sándy János, followed by Gaál Balázs and Láng József. The list continues with Mayer József, Galamb Imre, Barbély Pál and Nagy Mihály, showing how the parish has been guided through decades. Visitors find a quiet, well-kept church set in the town’s centre. The interior reflects its 19th-century origins, with traditional Catholic design and furnishings. The parish hall and meeting rooms are used for local events and catechism classes. Kanyóné Somogyi Tünde, a lay pastor and catechist, works closely with the community. The church remains a place where people gather for worship and daily life in Sárbogárd.