List of sacred buildings in Nettetal

The list of sacred buildings in Nettetal lists current and former sacred buildings in the North Rhine-Westphalian city ​​of Nettetal . In addition, meeting houses and rooms (or similar) of religious communities from Nettetal as well as mourning halls in cemeteries, which are not sacred buildings in the narrower sense, are also listed here.

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Breyell

Illustration	Affiliation	Name / designation	Location	Coordinates	construction time	description
	Roman Catholic community	St. Lambertus	Am Kastell 4A, 41334 Nettetal		1118	Breyell is said to have had a parish as early as the 10th century (the patronage of St. Lambertus indicates this). Documentary evidence shows that Count Gerhard von Wassenberg and Geldern founded a college church in Wassenberg on September 30, 1118, which he a. a. furnished with goods in Breyell. At the end of the 19th century, the existing church was completely rebuilt, it was inaugurated on October 4th, 1905 by the bishop Hermann Dingelstad from Münster. After a necessary renovation, the church was able to attend a festive high mass on September 30, 2009 by the auxiliary bishop Dr. Johannes Bündgens will be reopened.
	Roman Catholic Chapel	St. Peter and Paul	Leutherheide 35, 41334 Nettetal		1628	The beginnings of the Catholic parish vicarie Sankt Peter and Paul Leutherheide go back to the year 1628, in this year the first part of today's chapel was built. In 1768 the chapel was enlarged for the first time and consecrated to the Apostles Peter and Paul in 1801. The expansion to today's size took place in 1899, the parish gained independence on December 1st, 1907. With around 250 parishioners, Sankt Peter and Paul Leutherheide is one of the smallest parishes in the Aachen diocese.
	Judaism	Breyell Synagogue	Biether Strasse, 41334 Nettetal		1910	The first Jewish citizens in Breyell are proven to have been in the middle of the 18th century, and the synagogue was inaugurated in October 1910. The building was completely destroyed on November 9th, 1938. On November 9th, 2013 the “Memorial for the former synagogue in Breyell” (see picture) was erected about 250 meters from the old location of the synagogue in the direction of the city center (in cooperation with the municipal comprehensive school in Nettetal).

Hinsbeck

Illustration	Affiliation	Name / designation	Location	Coordinates	construction time	description
	Roman Catholic community	St. Peter	To St. Peter 3A, 41334 Nettetal		1863 to 1867	→ Main article : St. Peter (Hinsbeck) The neo - Gothic three - aisled brick hall with a transept and three choir polygons was built from 1863 to 1867 according to plans by Vinzenz Statz . The west tower in front was built in 1882. In the interior, rib vaults rest over round pillars. The ornamental and figurative lead glass windows were made by Johannes Beeck in 1967 .
	Roman Catholic Chapel	St. Croix Chapel	Bergstrasse 32, 41334 Nettetal		1724	Already in the 13th century there was the " Hagelkreuzberg " at this point , to which solemn processions were carried out on certain holidays to protect the fields from hailstorms . In 1724 the Kreuzkapelle (an octagonal plastered building with a flat wooden ceiling and oval windows) was built there at the instigation of the clergyman Matthias Xylander.
	Roman Catholic Chapel	John's Chapel	Johannesstrasse 1, 41334 Nettetal		1617	The Johanniskapelle was first mentioned in 1617 in a letter from the Bishop of Roermond, in 1671 the chapel (which only consisted of a prayer room) was extended to include the chancel. In the 19th century, the chapel (a single-nave brick chapel with a flat end of the choir) was renovated by the Cologne architect Vinzenz Statz , and the St. Johannes Brotherhood Schlöp has been renovating and maintaining the chapel since 1950.
	Evangelical regional church community	Evangelical parish of Hinsbeck	Parkstrasse, 41334 Nettetal		1969	Approx. In 1870 the first Protestant Christians were found in Hinsbeck, mostly Prussian customs officers who lived there. Since the number of Protestant Christians was relatively small, no separate congregation was established. Due to the large number of displaced persons and refugees after the Second World War , the congregation grew quickly, which is why the planning of a separate church was carried out in 1966. The tent church , built according to the plans of the architect Walter Froneberg, was ceremoniously consecrated on March 30th, 1969.

Kaldenkirchen

Illustration	Affiliation	Name / designation	Location	Coordinates	construction time	description
	Roman Catholic community	St. Clement	Kehrstrasse 30, 41334 Nettetal		1450 to 1500	Historically, z. Unfortunately, it is currently not clear whether the current church building is the third or fourth house of worship in Kaldenkirchen. There is evidence that a Gothic church was built on this site between 1450 and 1500 , of which the impressive bell tower is still preserved. Around 1890 the building (except for the bell tower) was completely demolished and replaced by today's new building (based on the plans of the architect Hahnemann from Münster ). On August 24th, 1897 the new church was officially inaugurated. The painting, created by the church painter Heinrich Brey in Geldern between 1906 and 1908, as well as the entire window stock, was restored between 1994 and 1997.
	Evangelical regional church community	Evangelical parish Kaldenkirchen	Kehrstrasse 59, 41334 Nettetal			The first traces of Reformation in Kaldenkirchen can be found in 1533, and in 1572 there was the first mention of a local Reformed community. With Dutch support, construction of the church could begin in 1672. It is a court church that is not visible from the street and is screened off by the parish and school building; access from Kehrstraße is possible through a small lane.
	Judaism	Kaldenkirchen synagogue	Synagogenstrasse, 41334 Nettetal		1873	The first evidence of Jewish citizens in Kaldenkirchen is for the year 1707. In July 1873 the synagogue was inaugurated, it was renovated in 1923 and destroyed by arson during the November pogrom. A memorial plaque on a house opposite the destroyed synagogue describes the location, and a graphite stone band embedded in the floor depicts the outlines of the building.

Leuth

Illustration	Affiliation	Name / designation	Location	Coordinates	construction time	description
	Roman Catholic community	St. Lambertus	Johann-Finken-Strasse 6, 41334 Nettetal		1860 to 1861	The Catholic parish church of St. Lambertus is a three-aisled brick hall church with a polygonal choir ( Vincenz Statz , 1860/61) and the western tower from the 15th century (newly sheathed in 1650/51). It is the center of the island-like core of Leuth together with some neighboring courtyards and the surrounding open spaces and paths (churchyard, footpaths) and shapes the silhouette of the village. Until the middle of the 19th century, the churchyard was the burial place for Leuth. In 1850, as was common at the time due to new hygienic findings, a new cemetery area outside the old town center was acquired and put into use in 1860. There are still some gravestones from the 17th and 18th centuries in the churchyard. The churchyard is surrounded by a brick wall, which also accompanies the footpath leading from Johannes-Finken-Straße to the choir.

Praise

Illustration	Affiliation	Name / designation	Location	Coordinates	construction time	description
	Roman Catholic community	St. Sebastian	To St. Sebastian, 41334 Nettetal		1893	Since the population of Lobberich increased by leaps and bounds due to industrialization, a new parish church had to be built. The foundation stone was laid in October 1891, the new neo-Romanesque church “St. Sebastian “was completed in 1893. It was solemnly inaugurated on October 15th, 1893 by the Bishop of Münster, Hermann Dingelstad. In the years 1987 to 1990 the church had to be closed because static errors had to be eliminated during construction. The " old church " remained and was not demolished.
	Roman Catholic community	To St. Joseph	Am Treppchen 2–3, 41334 Nettetal		1200	On July 25th, 1471 the Vicarie zu Lobberich was established by a foundation of the married couple Johann von Besell and Katharina von Bocholtz, it was consecrated to Saints Antonius, Fabianus and Sebastianus. Romanesque wall remains (a predecessor church at this location) were dated around 1200, today's Gothic parish church dates (with a few exceptions) from the late 14th to early 15th century. In 1710 the church was redesigned in Baroque style, and the church interior largely regained its Gothic character through the partial destruction of the church's baroque furnishings during the war (as well as in the subsequent period and the removal of the stucco plaster). In 1893 a new building ( St. Sebastian Lobberich ) had become necessary as the number of inhabitants increased by leaps and bounds due to industrialization. The citizens prevented the "old church" from being torn down; it was used as a school church until 1941. During the Second World War the church was partially destroyed, but could be rebuilt thanks to donations from the citizens. In 1967 (again through donations from the citizens) the damage to the interior caused by wanton devastation was removed. For some years now, life in the old church has been supported by the “Old Church Working Group” of the parish of St. Sebastian.
	Evangelical regional church community	Evangelical Church Community Lobberich	Steegerstraße 39, 41334 Nettetal		1958	The first evangelical Christians are recorded in Lobberich around the year 1840, the services took place in rented private rooms. In 1885 a prayer room with about 80 seats was inaugurated on Elisabethstrasse. With the influx of refugees and displaced persons after the Second World War , the community grew, and a new church had become indispensable. In 1954 it was decided to build a new presbytery, the new church could be inaugurated on Sunday Invocavit of the year 1958.
	Federation of Free Church Pentecostal Congregations	Nicechurch lobby	Breyeller Strasse 31, 41334 Nettetal
	New Apostolic Church	New Apostolic Church Lobberich	Schulzenburgweg 1a, 41334 Nettetal		1960	The date of the foundation of the church is unknown, the solemn consecration of the church on Schulzenburgweg was celebrated on October 18, 1960.
		Chapel in the municipal hospital in Nettetal	Sassenfelder Kirchweg 1, 41334 Nettetal
	Islam	Turkish-Islamic Community Lobberich	Burgstrasse 3, 41334 Nettetal

Schaag

Illustration	Affiliation	Name / designation	Location	Coordinates	construction time	description
	Roman Catholic community	St. Anna	At the church 7, 41334 Nettetal		1549	There is evidence of a parish in Schaag as early as 1549, and in 1708 a new chapel was built on site. This was expanded in 1788 and 1822, the last (known) renovation and embellishment work was carried out in the 1970s.

Individual evidence

1. ^ Homepage of St. Lambertus Breyell
2. ↑ St. Peter and Paul Chapel in limburg-bernd.de
3. ↑ Chapel of St. Peter and Paul sankt-lambertus-breyell.de
4. ↑ synagogue Breyell in kuladig.de
5. ↑ Memorial Synagogue Breyell in mahnmal.ge-nettetal.de
6. ^ Homepage of St. Peter Hinsbeck
7. ↑ St. Croix Chapel in nettetal.de
8. ↑ Destroyed, built and preserved: Johanneskapelle is 400 years old in rp-online.de
9. ↑ Johanniskapelle in Hinsbeck in limburg-bernd.de
10. ↑ Evangelische in Lobberich / Hinsbeck in lobberich.de
11. ^ 50 years of the Protestant Church in Hinsbeck in Unserort.de
12. ^ Homepage of St. Clemens Kaldenkirchen
13. ↑ Memorial plaque on the church building of the Evangelical Church Community Kaldenkirchen (see picture)
14. ↑ synagogue Kaldenkirchen in kuladig.de
15. ^ Jewish community Kaldenkirchen in jewische-gemeinden.de
16. ↑ Homepage of St. Lambertus Leuth
17. ↑ Homepage of St. Sebastian Lobberich
18. ^ The documents in the archives of the parish St. Sebastianus in Nettetal - Lobberich up to the year 1600 (by Klaus Johannes Dors) in lobberich.de
19. ^ Catholic parish church St. Sebastian in nettetal.de
20. ↑ Homepage of the working group Alte Kirche Lobberich
21. ^ The documents in the archives of the parish St. Sebastianus in Nettetal - Lobberich up to the year 1600 (by Klaus Johannes Dors) in lobberich.de
22. ↑ Homepage of the Evangelical Church Community Lobberich - Hinsbeck
23. ↑ Evangelische in Lobberich / Hinsbeck in lobberich.de
24. ↑ Tour of the historical lobby in vvv-lobberich.de (PDF)
25. ↑ Homepage of the Nettechurch Lobberich
26. ^ Homepage of the New Apostolic Church Lobberich
27. ↑ Nettetal-Lobberich in nak-zentralarchiv.de
28. ^ Pastoral care in the Nettetal municipal hospital
29. ^ Homepage of St. Anna Schaag

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