The Catholic Church of Hajdúszoboszló, the Roman Catholic Church of St. László, was built in Baroque style in 1776.

The frescoes adorning the interior of the Roman Catholic church are the work of the ecclesiastical artist István Takács, and were painted in the 1930s. The artwork combines religious themes with features that have shaped the town’s life, such as the discovery of the medicinal waters and the proximity of the Hortobágy. With these frescoes, the Catholic church on Bocskai Street is considered one of Hajdúszoboszló’s unique features. An interesting fact about the church is that John Paul II, whilst Archbishop of Kraków, also visited this place of worship.

General Holy Mass:

MONDAY
7.30 – Just the Rosary

TUESDAY
17:00 – Rosary prayer
17:30 – Holy Mass

WEDNESDAY
7.00 – Rosary prayer
7.30 – Holy Mass

THURSDAY
7.00 – Rosary prayer
7.30 – Holy Mass

FRIDAY
7.00 – Rosary prayer
7.30 – Holy Mass

SATURDAY
7.00 – Rosary prayer
7.30 – Holy Mass

SUNDAY
7.30 – Rosary prayer
8.00 am – Holy Mass
9.30 – Rosary prayer
10:00 – Holy Mass

On the first Thursday and first Friday of each month, Masses begin at 5.30 pm, except during Advent