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Heiliger Maximilian Kolbe

Modern architecture meets Catholic faith

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The Church of Saint Maximilian Kolbe in Lusan, Gera, is a striking example of modern church architecture. Designed by architects Lothar Gonschor and Dieter Sachse, it was consecrated on March 17, 1985. As a filial church of the St. Elisabeth parish, it belongs to the Gera deanery of the Diocese of Dresden-Meissen.

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The church was consecrated exactly on March 17, 1985.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1985
Architect: Lothar Gonschor, Dieter Sachse
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Website: katholische-kirche-gera.de/type

Guided Story

Take a moment to appreciate the architecture before you. This church, Saint Maximilian Kolbe, was designed by architects Lothar Gonschor and Dieter Sachse and consecrated on March 17, 1985. It stands as a remarkable example of modern church architecture in Gera. As a filial church of the St. Elisabeth parish, it serves the people in Lusan, the most populous district of Gera. If you look west, you'll find the district library of Lusan not too far away. This church is part of the Gera deanery within the Diocese of Dresden-Meissen and is named after Saint Maximilian Kolbe, known for his courage and sacrifice. Let the serene atmosphere envelop you as you admire the clean lines and thoughtful design of the church.