List of religious buildings in Münster

This is a listing of the sacred buildings in Münster .

Churches

Catholic

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	St. Paul Cathedral	Old town	1225-1264
	Petrikirche	Old town	1590-1597
	Dominican Church	Old town	1708-1725	Architect: Lambert Friedrich Corfey
	Clement Church	Old town	1745-1748	Architect: Johann Conrad Schlaun

Deanery Liebfrauen

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Liebfrauen-überwasser	Old town	1340–?
	Holy Cross Church	Kreuzviertel	1899-1907
	St. Michael	Gievenbeck
	St. Pantaleon	Roxel
	St. Sebastian	Nienberge
	St. Theresa	Sentruper Höhe
	St. Mary Salvation of the Sick	Sentruper Höhe		Catholic clinic chapel of the Münster University Hospital
	St. Joseph	Children's home
	St. Mary	Sprakel	1976

Deanery Lamberti

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	St. Lamberti	Old town	1375-1526	Tower based on the model of the Freiburg Minster . The church is the northern end of the Prinzipalmarkt, it is the most important sacred building of the Westphalian late Gothic.
	St. Ludgeri	Old town	1180-1220
	St. Martini	Old town	around 1180
	St. Aegidii	Old town	1724-1728	Architect: Johann Conrad Schlaun
	St. Servatii	Old town	around 1230
	St. Joseph	Ghost district	1905	neo-Gothic building. With St. Antonius and the Heilig-Geist-Kirche pastoral care unit Münster-Süd
	St. Anthony	Ghost district	1914	With St. Joseph and the Heilig-Geist-Kirche pastoral care unit Münster-Süd
	Holy Spirit Church		1929	One of the few important buildings in the city in the Bauhaus style
	St. Gottfried	Munster south
	St. Maximilian Kolbe	Mount Fidel		Branch church of St. Gottfried
	St. Stephen	Aase city		(Architect Hans Schilling )
	St. Anna	Mecklenbeck	1966-1972	Architect: Harald Deilmann New construction of the St. Anna Church on Dingbängerweg. Before that, the parish church was located at today's intersection with Dingbängerweg and Mecklenbecker Straße.
	St. Ludgerus	Nightmare

Deanery Mauritz

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	Remarks
	St. Mauritz	Mauritz	around 1064	Oldest sacred building in Münster. Parish church of the parish of St. Mauritz Münster until 2013. Since 2013 parish church of the new parish of Sankt Mauritz , created by parish mergers
	Christ the King (Erphokirche)	Erphoviertel	1930	Until 2013 parish church of the parish of Saint Edith Stein, newly founded in 2003. Since 2013, parish of the new parish of Saint Mauritz, which was created in the course of parish mergers
	St. Pius	Rumphorst		Until 2013, a branch church of the parish of Heilige Edith Stein. Since 2013, the parish of the new parish of Sankt Mauritz, which was created in the course of parish mergers
	Sacred Heart Church	Sacred Heart District	1895-1900	Until 2001 parish church of the parish Herz Jesu, Münster. 2001–2013 parish church of the parish Herz Jesu, St. Elisabeth. Since 2013 parish of the new parish of Sankt Mauritz, which was created in the course of parish mergers
	St. Elisabeth	Hansaviertel	1939	1940–2001 parish church of the Catholic parish of St. Elisabeth. 2001–2013 branch church of the parish Herz Jesu, St. Elisabeth profaned in 2008. Since 2013 conversion into a gymnasium
	St. Conrad	St. Mauritz	1937-1938	Built as a branch church of St. Mauritz. 2007–2013 parish church of the parish of St. Benedict. Since 2013 parish of the new parish of Sankt Mauritz, which was created in the course of parish mergers
	St. Margareta	St. Mauritz		Until 2013 a branch church of the parish of St. Benedikt. Since 2013 the parish of the new parish of Sankt Mauritz, which was created in the course of parish mergers
	St. Maria Himmelfart	Dyckburg	1740	Architect Johann Conrad Schlaun . Parish church of the small Dyckburg parish from Mariendorf and Sudmühle since 1949. In 2007 the parish became part of a new parish of Saint Benedict as part of a first merger; in autumn 2010 she was assigned to the parish of St. Petronilla in Handorf together with St. Josef (Gelmer) .
	St. Thomas-More	Rumphorst
	St. Norbert	Coerde
	St. Joseph	Gelmer
	St. Petronilla	Handorf

Hiltrup dean's office

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	St. Clement	Hiltrup	1913
	Old St. Clement	Hiltrup	1160
Image wanted	St. Mary	Hiltrup
	St. Bernhard	Angelmodde-West
	St. Sebastian	Amelsbueren
	St. Agatha	Fishing Modde
	St. Ida	Gremmendorf
	St. Nicholas	Wolbeck

Others

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Novitiate Church	Old town		In the motherhouse of the Clement Sisters at the Raphaelsklinik . Below the church is the Euthymia Center with a small chapel as a memorial and place of worship for Sister Maria Euthymia .
	Motherhouse Church	Mauritz		Mother house church of the Mauritz Franciscan Sisters, in the complex of the St. Franziskus Hospital on Hohenzollern-Ring.
	Marienkapelle (cathedral)	Old town
	Monastery church of the Capuchin monastery	Downtown

Old Catholic

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Trinity Church	Ghost district	1924	Protestant church, shared by the Old Catholic Parish of St. Johannes (until April 2011: Johanneskapelle )

Evangelical

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Andreas Church	Coerde
	Apostle Church	Old town	13th century	Built as a monastery church of the Franciscan Minorites .
	Church of the Resurrection	St. Mauritz	1956-1957	Architect Prof. Daniel Thulesius (Braunschweig)
	Christ Church	Hiltrup
	Christ Church	Wolbeck
	Epiphany Church	Rumphorst
	Church of the Savior	Hansaviertel	1949-1950	The neo-Gothic Church of the Redeemer, built in 1900, was destroyed in the Second World War. In its place, one of 50 emergency churches designed by the architect Otto Bartning was built in 1949/50 with the help of the Lutheran World Federation .
	Peace Church	Gremmendorf
	Mercy Church	Geistviertel near Clemenshospital
	James Church	Aasee city
	Johanneskapelle	Old town	14th century
	Lukas Church	Sentruper Höhe	1961
	Lydia Church	Nienberge
	Mark's Church	Children's home
	Martin Luther Church	Mecklenbeck
	Matthew Church	Ghost district
	Matthias Claudius House	Nightmare
	Nikolaikirche	Roxel
	Observant Church	Old town	17th century	Evangelical University Church
	Trinity Church	Ghost district
	Zion Church	Handorf

Independent Evangelical Lutheran Church (SELK)

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	St. Thomas Church	Flanders Road

Evangelical Free Church (Baptists)

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Christ Church	Ghost district

Free evangelical community

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
		Gievenbeck

New Apostolic Churches

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	New Apostolic Church	Hiltrup
	New Apostolic Church	Old town

Seventh-day Adventists

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Advent house	Gievenbeck

Jehovah's Witness

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses	Children's home
	Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses	Gremmendorf

Other (Christian) sacred buildings

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Peace Chapel	at Friedenspark, Loddenheide	1953/ 2003	Former British garrison church. After the British withdrew, the chapel was extensively restored and expanded as a monument to a historical period that was significant for Münster. Since 2003 it has served as a meeting place for cultural and social events.

Profane church building

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	Denomination	Profaned	Remarks
	Monastery Church , House of the Good Shepherd	Mauritzviertel		Roman Catholic	1980s	demolished, rebuilding of a chapel in the new monastery
	St. Boniface	Kreuzviertel	1963-1965	Roman Catholic	2005	today used as the publishing house of the diocese's own Dialog Verlag .
	Church of Reconciliation	Kreuzviertel		Evangelical	2007	demolished, apartments are to be built on the site
	St. Mark's Chapel	Münster children's home		Evangelical	2008	sold, the Schlaraffia Mimegarde association moves in
	St. Sebastian	Ghost district	1961–1962	Roman Catholic	2008	Conversion to a day care center
	Trinity Church	Kreuzviertel	1937-1939	Roman Catholic	2010	Several social housing units have been set up in the church.

Synagogues

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	synagogue		1961	New construction of the synagogue and the community center on the site of the former synagogue from 1880. For the history of the Jewish religious community, see Judentum in Münster .

Mosques

Illustration	Surname	Location	construction time	particularities
	Bait ul-Mo'min		2003	The Bait ul-Mo'min is the largest mosque in today's urban area. It was built by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community .
	DİTİB Münster Merkez Camii - DITIB Central Mosque Münster		1986; 2009 - mid-2010	The main mosque of the Turkish Muslims ( DİTİB ) in Münster, since 2009 with dome and minaret .

See also

• List of profaned churches in the diocese of Münster
• List of sacred buildings in North Rhine-Westphalia

Web links

Commons : Sacred buildings in Münster  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Catholic

• Internet presence of the diocese of Münster
• Church site - online with the diocese of Münster

Old Catholic

• Old Catholic parish of Münster

Protestant

• Church district Münster

Evangelical Free Church (Baptists)

• Evangelical Free Church Congregation in Münster

Free evangelical community

• Free Evangelical Community of Münster

New Apostolic Church

• New Apostolic Church, Münster district

Seventh-day Adventists

• Seventh-day Adventists in Münster

Jehovah's Witness

• Jehovah's Witnesses in Munster

Jewish community

• Jewish community of Münster

Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat

• Bait-ul-Momin Mosque Munster

Turkish-Muslim community

• DİTİB Central Mosque Münster

Individual evidence

1. ↑ www.friedenskapelle-ms.de: Friedenskapelle information folder (PDF; 1.5 MB) Retrieved on February 27, 2012
2. ^ History of the community. In: Website of the parish Heilig Kreuz, Münster. Retrieved November 13, 2013 . 
3. ↑ St. Sebastian - Chronicle. (No longer available online.) In: Website of the parish Heilig Geist, Münster. Archived from the original on November 14, 2013 ; Retrieved November 13, 2013 . 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.