Pamětní síň pátera Jana Buly

About the museum

Jan Bula was born in Lukov in 1920 and was executed in Jihlava in 1952. The memorial room was established in the restored parsonage building in Lukov and was ceremonially opened on 10 September 2016. The Brno Diocese financed part of the permanent exhibition.

The main permanent exhibition is titled “Věřím, že můj život nebyl nadarmo” (“I believe that my life was not in vain”). Information panels present the life and martyrdom of Father Jan Bula. On display are his first-Mass chasuble and chalice, original paintings, and the ceramics he made while studying theology.

A second permanent exhibition, titled “Vyhnanci” (“The Expelled”), commemorates the farming families of Lukov and the neighbouring Vícenice, who were forcibly removed from their homes in the 1950s.

Highlights

• The first-Mass chasuble and chalice of Father Jan Bula
• Original paintings and ceramics by Jan Bula
• Eight information panels on his life and martyrdom
• The exhibition “Vyhnanci” (“The Expelled”) on the families expelled from Lukov and Vícenice

Permanent exhibitions

• Věřím, že můj život nebyl nadarmo – Permanent exhibition on the life and martyrdom of the priest Jan Bula, presented on information panels and supplemented by a chasuble, chalice, paintings and ceramics.
• Vyhnanci – The exhibition recalls the fates of the farming families of Lukov and Vícenice who were expelled in the 1950s.

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2016

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