Pfarrkirche Lembach

The center of the house of God is the folk altar made of black marble, which is clearly visible from all sides. In front of it stands a beautiful wooden cross. The tabernacle, made of steel and gilded by Franz Premetshofer, stands freely on a marble column. Behind it burns the Eternal Light. The concrete glass windows created by Lydia Roppolt in the Schlierbach workshop appear particularly colorful. Behind the baptismal font hangs a picture of Saint Margarita, the patron saint of the parish. It shows the martyr with her typical attributes - sword, dragon, and a small cross. To the side at the beginning of the nave hangs a picture of Christ, which recalls the visions that Sister Faustyna Kowalska had in 1931 in a monastery in Plock (Poland). Between a baroque STATUE OF JOSEPH WITH THE INFANT JESUS and a STATUE OF MARY, which Father Pilz brought from Fatima, hangs a Trinity group, called "Throne of Grace", a popular depiction in the Middle Ages. The redemptive work of the Triune God is depicted pictorially in short form. In the former apse, 14 Stations of the Cross surround a crucifixion group with Mary and John.