List of sacred buildings in the Hochsauerlandkreis

Cities and municipalities in the Hochsauerlandkreis

The list of religious buildings in Hochsauerlandkreis includes existing and former religious buildings , mostly church building in sponsorship of Christian and other religious communities in Hochsauerlandkreis .

The Roman Catholic churches are located in the Archdiocese of Paderborn . The municipalities form the deans of Hochsauerland-West (formerly the deans of Arnsberg and Sundern), Middle (former of the deans of Meschede and Wormbach), and the east (former of the deans of Bigge-Medebach and Brilon-Marsberg).

The Protestant parishes belong to the Arnsberg parish of the Evangelical Church of Westphalia .

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Arnsberg

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
Provost church of St. Laurentius		Arnsberg	from 12th century	Roman Catholic	formerly church of the Wedinghausen monastery
Church of the Resurrection		Arnsberg	1822-1824	evangelical
Kreuzberg Chapel		Arnsberg	? -1868	Roman Catholic
Johannes Nepomuk Chapel		Arnsberg		Roman Catholic
Holy cross		Arnsberg		Roman Catholic
St. Pius		Arnsberg		Roman Catholic
Dear women		Arnsberg		Roman Catholic
St. Norbertus		Arnsberg		Roman Catholic
Church of the Redeemer		Arnsberg		evangelical	Dedicated on December 27, 2015. Should be a refugee home. The premises have been prepared, but are still empty.
New Apostolic Church		Arnsberg		New Apostolic
City Chapel St. Georg		Arnsberg		Roman Catholic
St. Isidore Chapel		Arnsberg - Bachum	1926	Roman Catholic
Rodentelgen chapel		Arnsberg - Bruchhausen	from 15th century	Roman Catholic
St. Mary Magdalene		Arnsberg - Bruchhausen	1926	Roman Catholic
St. Antonius and Vitus (Herdringen)		Arnsberg - Herdringen		Roman Catholic
St. Johannes Ev.		Arnsberg - Holzen		Roman Catholic	Village church in Holzen
St. Petri		Arnsberg - Holzen	14th Century	Roman Catholic	formerly the church of the Oelinghausen monastery
St. Petri		Arnsberg - Hüsten	1861, Romanesque tower	Roman Catholic
Holy Spirit		Arnsberg - Hüsten		Roman Catholic
Kreuzkirche		Arnsberg - Hüsten		evangelical
St. Hubertus		Arnsberg - Müschede		Roman Catholic
Christ Church		Arnsberg - Neheim		evangelical
Pauluskirche		Arnsberg - Neheim	Built in 1966	evangelical	Dedicated on October 28, 2018.
St. Joseph		Arnsberg - Neheim		Roman Catholic
St. Michael		Arnsberg - Neheim		Roman Catholic
St. Francis		Arnsberg - Neheim		Roman Catholic
St. Elisabeth		Arnsberg - Neheim		Roman Catholic
Parish Church of St. John Baptist		Arnsberg - Neheim		Roman Catholic
Theodorus Chapel		Arnsberg - Neheim	1835-1837	Roman Catholic
New Apostolic Church		Arnsberg - Neheim-Hüsten		New Apostolic
Yeni Camii		Arnsberg - Neheim		Islamic
St. Stephen		Arnsberg - Niedereimer		Roman Catholic
Parish Church of the Holy Family		Arnsberg - Oeventrop	1899	Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Arnsberg - Rumbeck	13th Century	Roman Catholic	formerly the church of the Rumbeck monastery
St. Urbanus		Arnsberg - Vosswinkel		Roman Catholic
St. Benedict		Arnsberg - Vosswinkel	1923	Roman Catholic	Mausoleum for the deceased members of the Boeselager house
St. Francis Xaverius		Arnsberg - Wennigloh	1854	Roman Catholic

Bestwig

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
St. Andreas Velmede		Bestwig - Velmede		Roman Catholic
Chapel of St. Peter and Paul		Bestwig
St. Anna		Bestwig-Nuttlar		Roman Catholic
Christ the King		Bestwig		Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Bestwig - Heringhausen		Roman Catholic
St Joseph		Bestwig - Ostwig		Roman Catholic

Brilon

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
Propsteikirche St. Peter and Andreas		Brilon	1250 (tower), around 1350 (transept and choir)	Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas Church		Brilon	1772-1782	Roman Catholic
Peace Chapel		Brilon		Roman Catholic
George's Church		Brilon	before 1000		today the location of the Hubertus chapel
Hubertus Chapel		Brilon		Roman Catholic
Keffelker Chapel		Brilon		Roman Catholic
St. Ludgerus		Brilon - Alme	1662 (tower), 1753–1760	Roman Catholic
Ss. John Baptist and Agatha		Brilon - Altenbüren	1785–1786 (choir and sacristy), 1804–1807	Roman Catholic
St. Vitus		Brilon - Bontkirchen		Roman Catholic
St. Joseph		Brilon - Brilon Forest		Roman Catholic
St. Michael		Brilon - Gudenhagen-Petersborn		Roman Catholic
St. Mary's Visitation		Brilon - Hoppecke	1155, 1931 (new building)	Roman Catholic
St. Margaretha		Brilon - Madfeld	around 1200 (choir), 1806–1809 (nave), 1888 (sacristy), 1891 (church tower), 1897–1900 (ceiling construction)	Roman Catholic	Altar by Heinrich Papen
St. Vitus		Brilon - Messinghausen		Roman Catholic
Johanneskapelle (Brilon)		Brilon - Nehden		Roman Catholic
Holy Trinity Chapel		Brilon - Radlinghausen	1947-1949	Roman Catholic
Hubertus Chapel		Brilon - Rixen		Roman Catholic
St. Laurence		Brilon - Rösenbeck		Roman Catholic
St. Laurence		Brilon - Scharfenberg	1742-1745	Roman Catholic
St. Dionysius		Brilon - Thülen	12. / 13. century	Roman Catholic
St. Anna		Brilon - Wülfte		Roman Catholic
Evangelical town church		Brilon	1855–1856, 1922 (church tower)	evangelical
Evangelical Chapel Brilon Forest		Brilon - Brilon Forest	1953-1954	evangelical	Dedicated in 2008
Protestant church		Brilon - Gudenhagen-Petersborn		evangelical
Evangelical chapel		Brilon - Hoppecke		evangelical
New Apostolic Church		Brilon		New Apostolic
St. Joseph		Brilon - Brilon Forest	Catholic
Brilon synagogue		Brilon		Jewish	Set on fire in 1938
Brilon-Madfeld synagogue		Brilon - Madfeld	1858	Jewish	Abandoned in 1924, set on fire in 1938
Fatih Camii		Brilon		Islamic

Eslohe

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
St. Peter and Paul		Eslohe	1773
St. Sebastian		Eslohe - Niedersalwey		Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Eslohe - Cobbenrode		Roman Catholic
St. Hubertus		Eslohe - Kückelheim (Eslohe)		Roman Catholic
Visitation of the Virgin Mary		Eslohe - Netherlands Beck		Roman Catholic
St. Anthony Hermit		Eslohe - Bremke (Eslohe)		Roman Catholic
St.Lorenz		Eslohe - Herhagen		Roman Catholic
St.Bernhard		Eslohe - Nichtinghausen		Roman Catholic
Chapel in Oesterberge		Eslohe - Oesterberge		Roman Catholic
St. Pancras		Eslohe - traveled		Roman Catholic
St. Cecilia		Eslohe - Wenholthausen		Roman Catholic

Hallenberg

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
Merklinghauser Chapel		Hallenberg
St. Heribert		Hallenberg		Roman Catholic
St. Anthony Hermit		Hallenberg - Braunshausen		Roman Catholic
St. Goar		Hallenberg - Hesborn		Roman Catholic
St. Thomas the Apostle		Hallenberg - Liesen	1961–1962	Roman Catholic	The new church on the outskirts replaced the old parish church from 1746 in the center of the village, which today serves as a parish home (see Old Parish Church of St. Thomas ) .

Marsberg

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
St. Mark		Marsberg- Beringhausen	1886-1887	Roman Catholic
Bredelar Monastery		Marsberg - Bredelar			no longer used as a sacred building
LWL Clinic Church Marsberg		Marsberg - Niedermarsberg , Weist 45		Protestant and Roman Catholic services
Emmaus Church		Marsberg - Niedermarsberg , Jittenberg 5	Built in 1864	evangelical	-	Christ Church	Marsberg - Bredelar , Paul-Gerhardt-Strasse	Built in 1901	evangelical
St. Nicholas		Marsberg - Obermarsberg
St. Peter and Paul		Marsberg - Obermarsberg			former collegiate church
St. Mary of Perpetual Help		Marsberg - Helminghausen		Roman Catholic
Kluskapelle		Marsberg - Giershagen	Mid 12th century	Roman Catholic
St. Fabian and Sebastian		Marsberg - Giershagen	1901-1902	Roman Catholic
St. Peter		Marsberg - Padberg	1057 - 14th century

Medebach

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
St. Peter Church		Medebach
St. John Baptist Church		Medebach- Deifeld
St. John's Church		Medebach- Düdinghausen
St.Engelbert Church		Medebach -Medelon	1911	Roman Catholic
St Laurentius Chapel		Medebach -Küstelberg
		Medebach- Oberschledorn

Meschede

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
Klaus chapel		Meschede
Fatih mosque		Meschede	2001	Sunni
Königsmünster Abbey		Meschede	1964	Roman Catholic
St. Walburga		Meschede	from 10th century	Roman Catholic	former collegiate church
St. John Evangelist Church		Meschede - Eversberg
Old synagogue		Meschede	1878–?	Jewish	On November 10, 1938 destroyed.
Assumption Day		Meschede		Roman Catholic
Schederberge Chapel		Meschede - Schederberge		Roman Catholic
St Anthony		Meschede - Drasenbeck		Roman Catholic
St. Anna		Meschede - Horbach		Roman Catholic
Enkhausen Chapel (Meschede)		Meschede - Enkhausen		Roman Catholic
Löllinghausen Chapel (Meschede)		Meschede - Löllinghausen		Roman Catholic
St. Luzia		Meschede - mountains		Roman Catholic
St. Lucia Chapel		Meschede - mountains	1647	Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Meschede - Wennemen		Roman Catholic
Lady Chapel		Meschede - Gut Bockum		Roman Catholic
St. Severinus		Meschede - Calle		Roman Catholic
Lingscheiderkapelle (Eversberg)		Meschede - Eversberg		Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Meschede - Freienohl		Roman Catholic
Küppelkapelle (Freienohl) Küppelkapelle		Meschede - Freienohl		Roman Catholic
St. Anthony Hermit		Meschede - Grevenstein		Roman Catholic
St Agatha		Meschede - Olpe		Roman Catholic
St. Jacobus the Elder		Meschede - Remblinghausen		Roman Catholic
Holy Family		Meschede - Wehrstapel		Roman Catholic
Saint Sebastian		Meschede - Blüggelscheidt		Roman Catholic
John of Nepomuk		Meschede - Mosebolle		Roman Catholic
Kreuzkirche		Meschede		Evangelical-Free Church
Kingdom Hall		Meschede		Jehovah's Witness	Closed in 2019

Olsberg

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
St. Hubertus		Olsberg - Helmeringhausen		Roman Catholic
St. Lucia		Olsberg - Elpe		Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Olsberg		Roman Catholic
St. Mary		Olsberg - Antfeld		Roman Catholic
St. Catherine		Olsberg - Assinghausen		Roman Catholic
St. Martin		Olsberg - Bigge		Roman Catholic
St. Cyriac		Olsberg - Bruchhausen		Roman Catholic
St. Servatius		Olsberg - Brunskappel		Roman Catholic
St. Laurence		Olsberg - Elleringhausen		Roman Catholic
St. Mary Magdalene		Olsberg - Gevelinghausen		Roman Catholic
St. Anthony Hermit		Olsberg - Wiemeringhausen		Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Olsberg - Wulmeringhausen		Roman Catholic

Schmallenberg

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
St. Alexander		Schmallenberg	13th Century The church was built in the middle of the 13th century as a hall church in the South Westphalian style. In 1905/06 the building was expanded with a new building with a semicircular apse and two choir-flank towers in the early Gothic style. The church tower dates from 2004.	Roman Catholic
St. Cyriac		Schmallenberg - Berghausen	around 1220	Roman Catholic
St. Mary		Schmallenberg - Bracht		Roman Catholic
St. Pancras		Schmallenberg - Brabecke	1230 The building was expanded in the 18th and 20th centuries.	Roman Catholic
St. Hubertus		Schmallenberg - Dorlar	1913	Roman Catholic
St Hubert		Schmallenberg - Dornheim		Roman Catholic
St. Anthony		Schmallenberg - Fleckenberg	1905 The foundation stone was laid on July 12, 1905. A year later, the church was designated on March 24.	Roman Catholic
St. Vincent		Schmallenberg - Gellinghausen		Roman Catholic
St. George		Schmallenberg - Bad Fredeburg		Roman Catholic
Kirchilpe Chapel		Schmallenberg - Kirchilpe		Roman Catholic
St. Vincent		Schmallenberg - Lenne	before the 14th century The west tower and the Emporenjoch were only added in the Baroque era in 1756, to which the previous medieval tower had to give way.	Roman Catholic
St. Hubertus		Schmallenberg - Nordenau	1925 After the chapel was demolished in 1925, today's St. Hubertus Church was built in the same year	Roman Catholic
St. Gertrudis Church		Schmallenberg - Oberkirchen	11th century Between 1663 and 1666 the tower was first restored and then the nave was removed and completely rebuilt.	Roman Catholic
St. Blaise		Schmallenberg - Westfeld		Roman Catholic
St. Peter and Paul		Schmallenberg - Wormbach	13th Century	Roman Catholic

Sundern

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
Christ the King		Sundern		Roman Catholic
Sacrifice of the Virgin		Sundern - Hachen		Roman Catholic
St. Sebastian		Sundern - Hövel	built in 1910	Roman Catholic
St. Anthony Hermit		Sundern - Langscheid		Roman Catholic
St. Hubertus		Sundern - Stemel		Roman Catholic
St. Agatha		Sundern - Westenfeld		Roman Catholic
St. Anthony Hermit		Sundern - Allendorf		Roman Catholic
St. Anthony of Padua		Sundern - Endorf		Roman Catholic
St. Hubertus		Sundern - Amecke		Roman Catholic
St. James		Sundern - Recklinghausen		Roman Catholic
St. John Evangelist		Sundern		Roman Catholic
St. Laurence		Sundern - Enkhausen		Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Sundern - Hagen		Roman Catholic
St. Nicholas		Sundern - Meinkenbracht		Roman Catholic
St. Martinus		Sundern - Hellefeld		Roman Catholic
St. Pancras		Sundern - Stockum		Roman Catholic
St. Sebastian		Sundern - Endorf	1898	Roman Catholic	The church was named Monument of the Month by the Regional Association of Westphalia-Lippe (LWL) in April 2007. It contains, among other things, a bell from 1434, which comes from the demolished previous church of St. Jodokus.

Winterberg

Surname	image	City / municipality and district	Foundation, construction period	Denomination or religion	Remarks
St. James Church		Winterberg
St. John Baptist		Winterberg - Züschen
St. Laurence		Winterberg - Neuastenberg		Roman Catholic
St. Mary Magdalene		Winterberg - Elkeringhausen		Roman Catholic
St. Erasmus and Maria Schnee		Winterberg - Altastenberg		Roman Catholic
St. John Evangelist		Winterberg - Siedlinghausen		Roman Catholic
St. Luzia and Willibrord		Winterberg - Silbach		Roman Catholic
St. Agatha		Winterberg - Niedersfeld		Roman Catholic
Mary Visitation		Winterberg - Hildfeld		Roman Catholic
St. Lambertus		Winterberg - Grönebach		Roman Catholic

See also

• List of sacred buildings in North Rhine-Westphalia
• List of the spiritual institutes in the Duchy of Westphalia
• List of churches in the Archdiocese of Paderborn

literature

• The architectural and art monuments of Westphalia
  • Volume 18: Arnsberg district. 1906 ( online )
  • Volume 25: Meschede district. 1908 ( online )
  • Volume 45: Brilon district. 1952

Web links

Portal: Sauerland  - Overview of Wikipedia content on the subject of Sauerland

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Martin Schwarz: The Church of the Redeemer is to become a refugee home. In: The West. November 29, 2015. Retrieved May 17, 2017 . 
2. ↑ Torsten Koch: Church of the Resurrection goes to the community center. In: NRZ. December 22, 2016. Retrieved May 17, 2017 . 
3. ↑ Brief information with picture
4. ↑ Homepage
5. ^ Homepage of the community
6. ↑ Sauerland topics: Citizens' Center “Old Synagogue” ( Memento of the original from December 20, 2010 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 

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