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St. Willibrord
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St. Willibrord

A Testament to Old Catholic Heritage in Munich

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St. Willibrord Church, built in 1912 by architect Heinrich Bergthold, is a listed architectural heritage monument of the Old Catholic Church in Bavaria. Originally known as the English Church of St. George, it stands as a symbol of the rich history of this faith community.
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The church was originally named the English Church of St. George.

Quick Facts

Founded
1912
Architect
Heinrich Bergthold
Heritage Status
Architectural Heritage Monument
Denomination
Old Catholic
Former Name
Englische Kirche St. Georg
Wheelchair Access
Not accessible

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Guided Story

Take a look at the striking facade of this church, built in 1912 by architect Heinrich Bergthold. St. Willibrord is a beautiful example of Old Catholic architecture and is recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria. It was originally known as the English Church of St. George, a name that reflects its historical ties to an international community. If you look northeast, you'll spot the Deutsche Meisterschule für Mode, another cultural landmark nearby. This church stands quietly and respectfully as a symbol of the rich history of this faith community. Take a moment to appreciate the intricate architectural details that reflect the craftsmanship of that era.

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