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Mor Petrus u. Mor Paulus - Syrisch-Orthodoxe Kirche

Modern architecture meets Syriac Orthodox tradition

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The Mor Petrus u. Mor Paulus Church in Cologne-Lindenthal was constructed between 1962 and 1964 based on designs by Fritz Schaller. Initially intended as a convent church for the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, it was consecrated in December 1964. It stands out for its clear architectural lines and its significance to the Syriac Orthodox community.

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The church was consecrated in December 1964.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1962
Architect: Fritz Schaller
Denomination: Syriac Orthodox
Wheelchair Access: Partially accessible

Guided Story

You're now standing in front of the Mor Petrus u. Mor Paulus Church, a fine example of modern architecture in Cologne-Lindenthal. Notice the clean lines of the facade, crafted by architect Fritz Schaller. Originally designed as a convent church for the Sisters of the Good Shepherd, this building holds great importance for the Syriac Orthodox community. As you enter, the serene atmosphere is palpable, accentuated by its clear architectural language. It was consecrated in December 1964, representing a blend of tradition and modern design. You might still feel the echo of its consecration ceremonies within. Looking northeast, you can spot the Church of the Resurrection, which offers an interesting contrast nearby.