Matthias Church
Matthias Church is the name of several church buildings that bear the patronage of the Apostle Matthias or are named after him.
Germany
- Matthias Chapel, Aachen Cathedral
- St. Matthias (Achim)
- Matthias Chapel Bad Bodendorf, built by a rifle brotherhood
- St. Matthias (Bad Sobernheim)
- St. Matthias (Groß Munzel) in Barsinghausen-Groß Munzel
- St. Matthias (Hackenberg) in Bergneustadt-Hackenberg
- St. Matthias (Berlin) , parish church in Berlin-Schöneberg
- St. Matthias (Bleicherode)
- Matthias Chapel castles
- St. Servatius and St. Matthias (Dahnen) , Rhineland-Palatinate
- St. Matthias (Eischleben) in Amt Wachsenburg, Ilm district, Thuringia
- Matthias Church (Erfurt) (removed)
- St. Matthias (Essen) , Essen- Kettwig
- St. Matthias (Euskirchen)
- St. Matthias in Finnentrop- Fretter
- Matthias Church (Groß-Buchholz) in Hanover
- St. Matthias (Hüddessum) in Harsum
- St. Matthias (Jork) , Jork, Lower Saxony
- Matthias Chapel (Kobern-Gondorf)
- St. Matthias (Cologne)
- St. Matthias (Leimbach)
- St. Matthias (Hohenbudberg) in Krefeld
- Matthias Chapel in Leimbach
- St. Matthias (Fettehenne) in Leverkusen
- St. Mathias-Heiligenhäuschen , Mönchengladbach
- Walholzkirche in Morbach-Weiperath
- St. Matthias (Munich)
- Matthias Chapel Mönchengladbach
- St. Matthias (Neuwied)
- St. Mattias (Offenburg) (former Capuchin monastery)
- St. Matthias (former Capuchin monastery Regensburg )
- St. Matthias (Riegelsberg)
- St. Matthias (Nieder-Roden) in Rodgau, Hesse
- St. Matthias Church (Meiningsen) in Soest-Meiningsen
- St. Matthias Church (Sondershausen)
- Benedictine Abbey of St. Matthias in Trier
- St. Matthias, Steinefrenz , Diocese of Limburg
- St. Matthias (Altforweiler) in Überherrn, Saarland
- Matthias Chapel (Wickrathhahn)
- St. Matthias Monastery (Zellerfeld)
Estonia
- St. Matthias (Estonian Harju-Madise kirik) in West-Harrien , Estonia
Luxembourg
- Saint Matthias Church (Brouch) , Böwingen / Attert community
Poland
Austria
Carinthia
Upper Austria
- Kapuzinerkirche (Linz) (Parish Church Linz-St. Matthias)
Styria
Hungary
See also
Web links
Commons : St. Matthias Churches - Collection of images, videos and audio files
Wiktionary: Matthias Church - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Individual evidence
- ↑ At Aachen Cathedral there are also references to another chapel: “The structural design of Aachen Cathedral has changed over the centuries, primarily due to the chapels that were added in the 15th century and are placed in a wreath around the Carolingian central building. In addition to the Matthias Chapel (1414) with the sacristy and archive function are located on the south side of the Anna Chapel (before 1449) - formerly cemetery chapel - and the Hungarian Chapel (1367 and 1756-1767) to support the Hungarian pilgrims. On the north side of the cathedral, the Karls- / Hubertuskapelle (1455–1474) as a stately chapel type and the Nikolaus- / Michaelkapelle (before 1487) as a former burial place of the monastery clergy are preserved to this day. Other chapels bordered or bordered on the cloister ( Allerseelenkapelle ; Allerheiligenkapelle ) and the cathedral courtyard with still preserved baptisteries (1200 and 1766). The reliquary chapels on the west tower (1350 and 1879–1884) also testify to the influence of the sanctuary trips on building activity on the cathedral. ” Aachen Cathedral - The chapels at www.aachendom.de, accessed on February 16, 2014.
- ↑ St.Mattias Offenburg ( Memento of the original dated August 10, 2013 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. accessed on January 9, 2014
