List of church buildings in the dean's office in Dresden

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The list of church buildings in the deanery Dresden contains Roman Catholic churches of the deanery in the city of Dresden and in the district of Saxon Switzerland-Eastern Ore Mountains in the diocese of Dresden-Meißen .

history

The last bishop of the old diocese of Meißen , Johann IX. von Haugwitz , appointed Johann Leisentrit as diocesan administrator for the remaining Catholic areas in Lusatia in 1559 . With that the old diocese of Meissen in Saxony (Mark Meissen) perished. The remnants of the former diocesan area were named the Apostolic Prefecture of Lusatia with its seat in Bautzen . In 1921 the new diocese of Meißen was founded with its seat in Bautzen, in 1979/80 the name was changed to Diocese of Dresden-Meißen and the bishopric was moved to Dresden.

List of church buildings

The list contains the Roman Catholic parish churches in the dean's office in Dresden and the associated branch churches or chapels. The number of Catholics in the deanery is 35,187 (as of 2016).
Explanations of the status: B = bishop's church (cathedral), P = parish church, F = branch church, K = chapel

church	Place / location	status	Remarks
Cathedral Ss. Trinitatis Dresden (Cathedral Parish of the Cathedral)	Dresden (location)51.05352 13.73734	B.	built 1739–1755 by Gaetano Chiaveri as a Catholic court church ; in addition the episcopal house chapel and the chapels of St. Benno and St. Michael
St. Konrad von Parzham Dippoldiswalde	Dippoldiswalde (location)50.89983 13.67052	P	built 1957–1959 by Egon Körner (1908–1986)
St. Joachim Freital (now a branch church of St. Konrad von Parzham Dippoldiswalde)	Freital (location)50.994 13.65364	F.	consecrated August 18, 1895
St. Christophorus Glashütte (now a branch church of St. Konrad von Parzham Dippoldiswalde)	Glashütte (location)50.851523 13.783464	F.	consecrated October 31, 1954, repealed / profaned November 6, 2017
Maria Regina Schmiedeberg (now a branch church of St. Konrad von Parzham Dippoldiswalde)	Schmiedeberg (location)50.84505 13.66807	K	consecrated May 16, 1955
Maria im Gebirge Kipsdorf (now a branch church of St. Konrad von Parzham Dippoldiswalde)	Kipsdorf (location)50.80857 13.67666	F.	consecrated July 10, 1925
St. Konrad von Flüe Zinnwald (now a branch church of St. Konrad von Parzham Dippoldiswalde)	Zinnwald (location)50.7367 13.76554	F.	consecrated August 23, 2009
St. Marien Dresden-Cotta	Dresden-Cotta (location)51.05642 13.67828	P	consecrated November 26, 1906
Heart of Jesus Dresden-Johannstadt	Dresden-Johannstadt (location)51.04592 13.77539	P	built in 1905 by August Menken, consecrated November 26, 1905
Mariä Visitation Chapel Dresden-Johannstadt (Chapel of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church)	Dresden-Johannstadt (location)51.04792 13.76095	K
Chapel in St. Joseph-Stift (Chapel of the Heart of Jesus Dresden-Johannstadt)	Dresden-Johannstadt (location)51.04744 13.76138	K	2003
Sankt Antonius Dresden-Löbtau (Parish of the Holy Spirit)	Dresden-Löbtau (location)51.04251 13.69839	P	built 1922–1923, consecrated March 18, 1923
St. Martin Dresden-Neustadt	Dresden-Neustadt (location)51.07449 13.75982	P	built 1893–1900 by Hermann Viehweger and William Lossow , formerly simultaneous garrison church, 1945–2017 seat of the parish of St. Franziskus Xaverius Re-establishment of the parish St. Martin Dresden-Nord on November 11, 2017 (from the previous parishes Neustadt, Pieschen and Weißer Hirsch)
St. Josef Dresden-Pieschen (now a branch church of St. Martin Dresden-Neustadt)	Dresden-Pieschen (location)51.0837 13.72019	F.	built 1909–1910, consecrated October 10, 1910, architect Tandler
St. Hubertus Dresden-Weißer Hirsch (now a branch church of St. Martin Dresden-Neustadt)	Dresden-Weißer Hirsch (location)51.06276 13.82938	P	built in 1936/37 according to plans by the Dresden architect Robert Witte
Castle Chapel St. Trinitatis in Moritzburg Castle (chapel to the parish of St. Martin Dresden-Neustadt)	Moritzburg (location)51.16752 13.67902	K
Chapel of the Holy Cross Dresden-Klotzsche (chapel to the parish of St. Martin Dresden-Neustadt)	Dresden-Klotzsche (location)51.11857 13.7826	F.	consecrated December 11, 1938
Elevation of the cross in Radeburg (now a branch church of St. Martin Dresden-Neustadt)	Radeburg (location)51.2132 13.72279	F.	consecrated June 15, 1930
Catholic palace chapel Ss. Trinitatis Dresden-Pillnitz (chapel to the parish of St. Martin Dresden-Neustadt)	Pillnitz (location)51.00946 13.87089	K
Chapel "Maria am weg" (chapel to the parish of St. Martin Dresden-Neustadt)	Dresden-Pillnitz (location)51.01504 13.86849	K	consecrated August 15, 1877, former parish vicarie “St. Petrus Canisius "Pillnitz (dissolved since 2011)
St. Paulus Dresden-Plauen	Dresden-Plauen (location)51.03234 13.71853	P	built in 1924/25, the first monastery to be founded in Saxony after the Reformation by the Huenfeld Oblates Re-establishment of the parish Blessed Martyrs from Münchner Platz Dresden on June 1, 2020 (from the previous parishes of St. Petrus Strehlen, St. Paulus Plauen, Heilig Geist / St. Antonius Löbtau and St. Marien Cotta)
St. Petrus Dresden-Strehlen	Dresden-Strehlen (location)51.02132 13.76942	P	built 1960–1962 by Egon Körner
Chapel of the Nazareth Sisters of St. Francis Goppeln (Chapel of the parish of St. Petrus Dresden-Strehlen)	Goppeln (location)50.98811 13.75856	K	plus Herz-Jesu-Kapelle Goppeln
Assumption of Mary Dresden-Striesen	Dresden-Striesen (location)51.04364 13.79746	P	plus the chapels of the Holy Trinity and St. John (Ordinariatskapelle)
Holy Family Dresden-Zschachwitz	Dresden-Zschachwitz (location)51.00304 13.84826	P	consecrated September 27, 1981
St. Kunigunde Pirna	Pirna (location)50.96124 13.94041	P	Church of St. Kunigunde built by master builder Adolph Canzler , consecrated in 1869 Re-establishment of the parish of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde on September 2, 2018 (from the previous parishes of Bad Schandau, Heidenau, Neustadt and Pirna)
Monastery Church of St. Heinrich Pirna (now a branch church of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde Pirna)	Pirna (location)50.96341 13.9389	F.	Catholic again since 1957
St. Georg Heidenau (now a branch church of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde Pirna)	Heidenau (location)50.9715 13.86956	F.	consecrated October 24, 1937
St. Gertrud Neustadt (now a branch church of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde Pirna)	Neustadt / Sa. (Location)51.02406 14.21287	F.	built in 1926/27 according to plans by the Bautzen architect Kucharz
Maria, mediator of all graces Bad Schandau (now a branch church of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde Pirna)	Bad Schandau (location)50.91679 14.16021	F.	consecrated June 1, 1927
St. Antonius Berggießhübel (now a branch church of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde Pirna)	Berggießhübel (location)50.87549 13.95131	F.	consecrated July 10, 1993
Mary Immaculate Conception Königstein (now a branch church of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde Pirna)	Königstein (location)50.9138 14.06962	F.	consecrated April 21, 1912
Cross elevation Sebnitz (now branch church of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde Pirna)	Sebnitz (location)50.97509 14.27624	F.	consecrated June 27, 1892
Chapel of St. Michael Stolpen (now a branch church of St. Heinrich and Kunigunde Pirna)	Stumbling (position)51.05024 8.14	F.	consecrated September 6, 1953
St. Laurentius Radeberg	Radeberg (location)51.11413 13.9115	P	consecrated August 12, 1883
St. Joseph der Werkmann Ottendorf-Okrilla (now a branch church of St. Laurentius Radeberg)	Ottendorf-Okrilla (location)51.18734 13.83756	F.	consecrated May 10, 1959
Arnsdorf Hospital Church (now a branch church of St. Laurentius Radeberg)	Arnsdorf (location)51.09284 13.9973	F.	built 1912–1913 in Art Nouveau style by Hermann Otto Undeutsch and senior building officer Oskar Bernhard Reh