The New Districts

      New districts appeared also in other parts of the town; between
  the old Elisabetin and Calea Buziasului, or the Buzias  Way,
  Cartierul Soarelui, or the Sun s District, and the industrial
  platform of the town were developed.
      New modern buildings appeared in Fabric starting from "Printul
  Turcesc", or the "Turkish Prince" building that was demolished.
  Calea Sagului,or Sag s Way, is linking Josefin with the margin of
  the town; Chisoda Noua, or the New Chisoda, gave its name to a
  residential district built nowadays. Blocks with lots of stories
  are rising here, where, long ago, Casa Vamilor, or the Customs
  House, was rising; the working village, New Chisoda is known since
  long time as Fratelia A and B, being registered as the V district
  of the town.
      During the times of the Salvatorian pastor Pater Angelicus
  Bugiel, between 1926-1930, a spacious church was raised for the
  Roman Catholic believers; a church for the Romanian Orthodox
  believers was built after the war. The foundation brick of the
  Roman Catholic church was laid in 1926 in the presence of the
  Vicar Stefan Fiedler. The bishop Dr. Augustin Pacha blessed it in
  1930. The church was dedicated to Saint Joseph, whose statue is
  the most precious object of the main altar.  The windows, arched
  in Roman style, made from white and yellow (the colors of the
  Sacred Thrown) glass, let a pleasant light to penetrate inside
  creating a warm ambiance. The interior and the exterior of church
  were restored in 1970, under the Pastor Dr. Nikolaus Csatary;
  Jakob Hahn, from Fratelia, did both the exterior and interior
  paintings; the tower was furnished with an automatic clock, a
  present from the town of Vienna.
      Fratelia B (the so called Bessenyei colony) had also the
  possibility to build a little church, in 1928, that belonged to
  the Roman Catholic parish from Fratelia A. Columban Heinrich
  Cieslik, another Salvatorian Pater, was the initiator of that
  construction. His work was continued by Pater Norbert and Pater
  Angelicus. The main altar is part of the altar of the former
  church of the Theological Seminary, found first in Ronat. The
  bishop Dr. Augustin Pacha blessed this little church on August 19,
  1928.
      Of course, there are lots of other things to see and talk about
  Timisoara, but, I, personally, wanted to get your attention only
  upon this metropolis from Banat, the former "Little Vienna", and
  if I succeeded, I consider I fulfilled my mission.  I wish to
  finish my lines of actual presentation of one of the most
  beautiful towns from Banat, of which you might be attached
  through birth, residence, activity, or sympathy, or, maybe, by
  hazard, with a couple of verses born from the mentality of the
  people from these lands.