Church of saint Jerome in Štrigova is built from ear 1738. to 1749. on the foundations of the church that was on the same place in the 15th century that was built by Fridrich Celjski who believed that Štrigova was the birth place of the great church father saint Jerome. Its three-apsed sanctuary is rare architectural solution of a late baroque architecture in Croatia and three of six churches built that way were Paulines. They came to Međimurje very quickly, in the year 1376., and around three hundred years later they came to Štrigova where is cult of saint Jerome strong. After the earthquake in the 1738., Pauline monks started rebuilding the church of saint Jerome straight away, and Ivan Krstitelj Ranger paints the churches sanctuary. Church was longitudinal, one naved building with three apsed sanctuary and dome over tall tambour. Its façade is narrow, gabled concluded and flanked with the steeples. Architect of this church is unknown, and church can be compared with the three apsed church od Majka Božja Koruška in Križevci and with the Maria Trost church in Graz which are also built in the first half of the 18th century, but they were built slightly before the one in Štrigova so they can be seen as hers model, although there are writings that Štrigova church had three apses in the 15th century. A lot of Pauline churches got a new façade in the 18th century, and the model for them is façade of the main monastery of saint Mary in Lepoglava, but the only thing in common with this and façade of church in Štrigova is that they are both narrow and false. Church of saint Jerome in Štrigova is put in context with other three apsed Pauline churches, but also with some Pauline late baroque churches.