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

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The list of church buildings in the dean's office in Leipzig contains Roman Catholic churches in the dean's office in the city of Leipzig , in the district of central Saxony and in the district of northern Saxony 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 Leipzig and the associated branch churches or chapels. The number of Catholics in the deanery is 32,828 (as of 2016).
Explanations of the status: P = parish church, F = branch church, K = chapel

church	Place / location	status	Remarks
St. Joseph Borna	Borna (location)51.11874 12.49075	P	Church consecrated on October 5th, 1919, previously officers' mess of the Borna garrison
St. Konrad Deutzen (now a branch church of St. Joseph Borna)	Deutzen (location)51.1140361 12.4290014	F.	Church built between 1954 and 1956, consecrated December 16, 1956 Architect Andreas Markquart, artist Dr. Georg Nawroth listed since 1997
St. Benno Geithain	Geithain (location)51.05439 12.69068	P	consecrated May 19, 2001, with the "St. Maria" chapel in Tautenhain, consecrated in 1951
St. Hedwig Bad Lausick (now a branch church of St. Benno Geithain)	Bad Lausick (location)51.14706 12.64074	F.	former cemetery chapel
St. Trinity Grimma	Grimma (location)51.23628 12.72699	P	consecrated October 11, 1857, plus chapel "St. Maria, Mutter vom Gute Rat" in Seelingstädt, consecrated August 1949, chapel in the APH "Stadthaus", consecrated July 1, 2003
St. Ludwig Beucha (now a branch church of St. Trinitatis Grimma)	Beucha (location)51.3229756 12.5704872	F.	consecrated December 20, 1912
"To the Good Shepherd" Naunhof (now a branch church of St. Trinitatis Grimma)	Naunhof (location)51.27541 12.59625	F.	consecrated May 26, 2002
Provost church St. Trinitatis Leipzig	Leipzig (location)51.33516 12.37312	P	Built 2013-2015, consecrated May 9, 2015 as the third provost church "St. Trinitatis", plus a chapel of the student community "Sel. Alois Andritzki", consecrated in 2012, in Harkortstrasse.
St. Boniface Leipzig-Connewitz	Leipzig-Connewitz (location)51.30245 12.38016	P	built 1929-1930, consecrated January 19, 1930, architect Theo Burlage Re-establishment of the parish St. Bonifatius Leipzig-Süd on January 20th, 2019 (from the previous parishes Leipzig-Connewitz and Markkleeberg)
St. Peter and Paul Markkleeberg (now a branch church of St. Bonifatius Leipzig-Süd)	Markkleeberg (location)51.28252 12.36976	F.	consecrated March 31, 2001
Christ King Bohlen (now branch church of St. Bonifatius Leipzig-Süd)	Böhlen (location)51.20138 12.39006	F.	consecrated September 12, 1954, architect Andreas Marquart
St. Hedwig Pegau (now a branch church of St. Bonifatius Leipzig-Süd)	Pegau (location)51.16545 12.25519	F.	consecrated December 1, 1996
Heilig Geist Zwenkau (now branch church of St. Bonifatius Leipzig-Süd)	Zwenkau (location)51.21647 12.32469	F.	consecrated April 26, 1952, architect Andreas Marquart
St. Gertrud Leipzig-Engelsdorf	Leipzig-Engelsdorf (location)51.33535 12.48594	P	consecrated November 17, 1986
St. Georg Leipzig-Gohlis	Leipzig-Gohlis (location)51.36823 12.36234	P	built in 1923
St. Martin Leipzig-Grünau	Leipzig-Grünau (location)51.31299 12.27985	P	consecrated January 27, 1985
Maria, Help of Christians Markranstädt (now a branch church of St. Martin Leipzig-Grünau)	Markranstädt (location)51.29939 12.22196	F.	consecrated September 8, 1896
Liebfrauenkirche (Assumption of Mary) Leipzig-Lindenau	Leipzig-Lindenau (location)51.32892 12.32277	P	built in 1907/08 based on a design by Leipzig architect Anton Käppler, 1934–1935 remodeled by Rudolf Schwarz
St. Hedwig Leipzig Böhlitz-Ehrenberg (now a branch church of the Liebfrauenkirche Leipzig-Lindenau)	Böhlitz-Ehrenberg (location)51.35702 12.29481	F.	consecrated November 14, 1954, architect Andreas Marquart
St. Josef Leipzig-Großzschocher (now a branch church of the Liebfrauenkirche Leipzig-Lindenau)	Leipzig-Großzschocher (location)51.29307 12.32007	F.	consecrated April 29, 1942
St. Theresia of the Child Jesus Leipzig-Leutzsch (now a branch church of the Church of Our Lady Leipzig-Lindenau)	Leipzig-Leutzsch (location)51.3432 12.3154	F.	built in 1930
St. Laurentius Leipzig-Reudnitz	Leipzig-Reudnitz (location)51.32746 12.40454	P	consecrated August 13, 1893
Holy Family Leipzig-Schönefeld	Leipzig-Schönefeld (location)51.36052 12.41117	P	Built in 1928, consecrated September 23, 1928, renovated in 1951, consecrated March 29, 1953
Parish church and Dominican monastery St. Albert Leipzig-Wahren	Leipzig-Wahren (location)51.37579 12.32078	P	built 1951-1952, consecrated November 18, 1952, architect Andreas Marquart, artist Dr. Georg Nawroth,
St. Gabriel Leipzig-Wiederitzsch	Leipzig-Wiederitzsch (location)51.39828 12.38307	P	built 1968-1970, consecrated March 21, 1970, architect Weeg, artist Friedrich Press,
St. Anna Taucha	Taucha (location)51.37756 12.49293	P	consecrated February 24, 1980
Herz-Jesu-Kirche (Wurzen)	Wurzen (location)51.37016 12.75142	P	consecrated December 3, 1899, plus St. Hedwig Chapel in APH Wurzen, consecrated August 31, 2000;