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Sankt Anton

Spiritual heritage with historical charm

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Sankt Anton, a Catholic parish church of the Capuchins, stands as an architectural heritage monument in southern Kempten. The church houses the remains of Brother Jörg, which were transported over the Alps 160 years after his death. The patron of the church is Anthony of Padua.

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The remains of Brother Jörg were brought from Italy to Kempten.

Quick Facts

Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible

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Guided Story

Here you stand before the striking facade of Sankt Anton, a Catholic parish church of the Capuchins. This church is not only an architectural heritage monument but also a place of quiet remembrance. Within a wall niche rest the remains of Brother Jörg. He lived in the 18th century, and his remains were brought over the Alps 160 years after his death. The church’s patron is Anthony of Padua, renowned for his eloquence and miracles. Look around and feel the calm and history preserved in this place. To your south, you can see the monastery building, which is part of this historic site.