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4th Century: Spread of Christianity under the Roman Empire

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4th Century: Spread of Christianity under the Roman Empire

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During the Late Roman Empire, Christians began establishing their presence in the area now known as Budapest. Despite facing persecution initially, Christianity slowly gained followers among the local population.

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1000 AD: Coronation of St. Stephen as King

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1000 AD: Coronation of St. Stephen as King

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St. Stephen embraced Christianity and transformed Hungary into a Christian kingdom. He established churches and worked to consolidate Christianity's foundation in the region.

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13th Century: Construction of Matthias Church

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13th Century: Construction of Matthias Church

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Originally built during the reign of King Béla IV, Matthias Church has been a significant religious symbol in Budapest for centuries, witnessing wars and reconstructions.

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1541: Conversion of Churches to Mosques under Ottoman Rule

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1541: Conversion of Churches to Mosques under Ottoman Rule

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Following the Ottoman conquest of Buda, many churches in Budapest were converted into mosques. This period was marked by a decline in Christian practices in the region.

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1699: Reinstatement of Christianity after Ottoman Expulsion

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1699: Reinstatement of Christianity after Ottoman Expulsion

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After the Ottomans were driven out, Christianity was reestablished as a dominant religion in Budapest. Churches were reconsecrated, and new ones were built.

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1851: Completion of St. Stephen's Basilica

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1851: Completion of St. Stephen's Basilica

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This Neo-Classical cathedral honors St. Stephen, the first king of Hungary and a significant figure in Hungarian Christianity.

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1944: Destruction and Protection of Religious Sites during WWII

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1944: Destruction and Protection of Religious Sites during WWII

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Many churches in Budapest suffered damage during World War II. Some sites became symbols of both destruction and resilience.

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Present Day: Faith and Modern Christianity in Budapest

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Present Day: Faith and Modern Christianity in Budapest

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Today, Budapest is home to diverse Christian communities, with historic churches and modern faith practices coexisting in harmony.