herz jesu kirche

This church was beautiful to see, as are all of the wonderful churches in Germany. If you have a chance to stop and enjoy its beauty, make sure to.

What a grand church! Walk around the south-west side and then enter to see the vaulting ceilings. Modernly restored, the church still lends itself to reflection and community worship.

Right on the scene of the city center. Striking exterior and beautiful interior. Sunday mass a bit freely interpreted; music and congregational singing are hearty. Brief organ concert following Sunday service brilliantly done on a fine instrument.

1900-1903, Romanesque Revival architecture, architect Ludwig Becker, 1944 destroyed, reconstruction 1952. The construction was necessary as Koblenz had more than 30,000 inhabitants and only two Catholic parishes: St. Castor and Liebfrauen. When the Prussian city fortifications were removed in 1890 it was time to build new parish churches. The Herz-Jesu-Kirche was the second major Church built to go with the urban sprawl and was built on the site of the former right flank site of the Löhrtor. The three-aisled pillar basilica with double-Tower façade is dominated in Romanesque style. The contemporary interior design (1978) breathes the spirit of the Second Vatican Council, which accentuates the meeting of believers to the altar.

Восхитительная большая действующая церковь, в прекрасном состоянии, есть что посмотреть, а так же и послушать органную музыку. Наш ребенок сидела тихо, чтобы только слушать музыку, она очень любит слушать органы, а мы как раз попали на церковную службу.

Die jüngste und größte der Innenstadtkirchen mit einem wunderschönen Sakramtenshaus.