- Veneration and Relics. Silver coffin of St. Adalbert, Cathedral in Gniezno. A few years after his martyrdom, Adalbert was canonized as St. Adalbert of Prague.Bulunamadı: lublin
- When the elder Adalbert died in 981, the younger man returned to Prague where he was ordained to the priesthood by the bishop, Dietmar.Bulunamadı: lublin
- Saint Adalbert of Prague; c. 956 – 23 April 997, known in Czech by his birth name Vojtěch, was a Bohemian missionary and Christian saint.Bulunamadı: lublin
- Our Patron: St. Adalbert of Prague preached the Gospel of Jesus Christ in spite of ridicule and being exiled. He preached until he was martyred for the faith.Bulunamadı: lublin
- Nonetheless, Adalbert attempted to obey the Pope’s charge, and sent a message asking whether the other residents of Prague might allow him to return.Bulunamadı: lublin
- The first bishop of Prague to have been born in Bohemia, St. Adalbert was born Voytech c. 956 into a noble family.Bulunamadı: lublin
- In opposition to the grand and voluminous St. Mary’s Basilica on the other end of the square, St. Adalbert Church is actually quite small and confined.
- Vojtesska, Prague 1. The Gothic St. Adalbert Church was built in the 14th century in the area of a former cemetery. The first mention of the church is from 1318.Bulunamadı: lublin