The present church was probably built in the second half of the 18th century; the tower and the side-nave were made in the 19th century. The aspect of the church is a unit; cornices and lesenas divide the outer façade. The steeple of the tower has two parts in the shape of an onion bulb. The ceiling with cassettes was repainted in 1991, but the original painting is still visible at the level of the choir, on the benches, on the roof of the pulpit, and on the back of the priest’s chair. The paintings on the furniture were made in popular style around 1760, combining warm colors, ochre, red and green, with great artistry. Beside the bells made in 1851 and 1956, there is also a bell dating from the Gothic period, but it isn’t used. Local legends say the name of the locality comes from the chef of King Mathias, who was exiled to the village after stealing and being caught in the act. (TSz).Săcăşeni - The Calvinist Church
The present church was probably built in the second half of the 18th century; the tower and the side-nave were made in the 19th century. The aspect of the church is a unit; cornices and lesenas divide the outer façade. The steeple of the tower has two parts in the shape of an onion bulb. The ceiling with cassettes was repainted in 1991, but the original painting is still visible at the level of the choir, on the benches, on the roof of the pulpit, and on the back of the priest’s chair. The paintings on the furniture were made in popular style around 1760, combining warm colors, ochre, red and green, with great artistry. Beside the bells made in 1851 and 1956, there is also a bell dating from the Gothic period, but it isn’t used. Local legends say the name of the locality comes from the chef of King Mathias, who was exiled to the village after stealing and being caught in the act. (TSz).