Field Chapel (Vinn)
| Field Chapel (Vinn)
|
|
|---|---|
| Denomination : | Roman Catholic |
| Consecration year : | Year of construction early 1900 |
| Parish : | Kirchhoven |
| Address: | 52525 Heinsberg,
Kirchhoven - Haaren street. |
Coordinates: 51 ° 5 '2 " N , 6 ° 3' 9" E The field chapel is located in the district of Vinn in the town of Heinsberg in North Rhine-Westphalia . It stands as a monument under monument protection .
location
The chapel is on Kreisstraße 5 between Kirchhoven and Haaren in an open field.
prehistory
The mayor's office in Kirchhoven was composed around 1830 as follows. The Kirchdorf Kirchhoven and the villages Entebruch, Heuchden, Leick, Lumbach, Schutdorf and Finne. There are also some farms and hamlets . All villages belonged to a mayor's office, but were in themselves separate village and living communities. On the Tranchot map from 1803 to 1820, the individual villages are clearly recognizable. Small chapels, crucifixes and wayside shrines were built in the villages as a sign of deep faith and a close togetherness . This is how this field chapel was created in Vinn.
history
The chapel was built in early 1900 and is dedicated to the Mother of God . Since 1911 the chapel has housed a statue of the Virgin Mary from Lourdes . This has been behind a pane of glass since the building was restored in 1992 . In 2012 the Madonna and the wooden cross were stolen from the chapel. The police secured the stolen property and after repairs, Kreuz and Madonna were able to return to their place in the field chapel in May 2013. The chapel association is the sponsor of the chapel.
architecture
The building is one, in sharp gables arched brick building with a gable roof . The roof is crowned by a cross on the front gable. Inside, the facility is secured by a protective grille .
gallery
Tranchot map 1803-1820
Virgin Mary
inside view
Chapel view
Side view
literature
- Episcopal General Vicariate Aachen (ed.): Handbook of the Diocese of Aachen, B. Kühlen Verlag, Mönchengladbach, 3rd edition 1994, ISBN 3-87448-172-7
- Volume Eight 1906: The Art Monuments of the Rhine Province by Paul Clemen
- Leo Gillessen: The localities of the district of Heinsberg . Heinsberg 1993, ISBN 3-925620-13-3 , p. 201
- Friedrich von Restorff : Topographical-statistical description of the Royal Prussian Rhine Province . Nicolai, Berlin 1830, p. 776
- Hubert Berens: The Vinner Field Chapel. History of the parish of St. Hubertus Kirchhoven . P. 246
Web links
Press reports
- Field chapel shines in new splendor (AZ from June 19, 2010)
- The statue of the Virgin is back in its old place (AZ from May 14, 2013)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Heinsberg Monument List No. 43 , entry: January 19, 1984
- ^ The mayor's office in Kirchhoven 1830
Prayer and devotion chapel (Laffeld) | Village chapel (Laffeld) | Choir of the old church (Rurkempen) | Christ Church (Heinsberg) | Church of the Redeemer (Oberbruch) | Evangelical Church (Randerath) | Field Chapel Hickeswinkel (Karken) | Field Chapel (Vinn) | Chapel of Grace (trees) | Sacred Heart of Jesus (Aphoven) | Sacred Heart Chapel (Pütt) | Chapel Donselener Hof (Donselen) | Chapel Endebruch (Kirchhoven) | Chapel Herb | Chapel Hingen (Karken) | Chapel of the Holy Family (Vinn) | Chapel of St. Judas Thaddäus (Straeten) | Högden Chapel (Kirchhoven) | Chapel wreath | Chapel Lümbach (Kirchhoven) | Chapel Marienkloster | Marienwinkel Chapel | Chapel Schuttorf (Kirchhoven) | Chapel of St. Elisabeth (Lieck) | Chapel of St. Josef (Waldenrath) | Chapel Stiegel (Karken) | Chapel Tetz (Straeten) | Klosterhofkapelle (Heinsberg) | Hospital Chapel (Heinsberg) | Marienkapelle (Scheifendahl) | Lady Chapel (Straeten) | Lady Chapel (interruption) | Chapel of Our Lady (Straeten) | Our Lady Chapel (Uetterath) | St. Aloysius (Oberbruch) | St. Andreas (Eschweiler) | St. Antonius (Grebben) | St. Gangolf (Heinsberg) | St. Hubertus (Kirchhoven) | St. Josef (Horst) | St. Josef (Laffeld) | St. Lambertus (Dremmen) | St. Lambertus (Randerath) | St. Mary's Assumption (Uetterath) | St. Mary's Rosary (Porselen) | St. Mary's Rosary (Straeten) | St. Mary Sorrowful Mother (interruption) | St. Nikolaus (Waldenrath) | St. Nicholas (Rurkempen) | St. Severin (Karken) | St. Theresia (Schafhausen) | Wegekapelle (Boverath)