HERITAGE AND TOURISM
Open Churches Days at
Saint Victor and Leonard
Rue Walthère Dewé 48
4000 Thier-à-Liège (Liège)
Church | 1905 | Neogothic | Catholic Church
Illuminations
Free visit
6 June 2026 : 10.00 - 17.007 June 2026 : 13.00 - 17.00
In addition to a self-guided tour of our church, craftspeople will be demonstrating their skills, particularly in the art of illumination. Visitors will also be able to browse a book fair and an exhibition and sale of paintings, the proceeds of which will go towards the repair and enhancement of our church.
Price
FreeContact
Christian Remy+32 495 85 57 54
christian7remy@outlook.fr
More about this church
Description
This neo-Gothic cross-shaped church was built from natural stone blocks. The façade is flanked by an adjoining tower over 50 metres high, topped by a pointed roof above the bell tower.
The foundation stone was laid by Mgr Martin-Hubert Rutten on 13 December 1903, and the church was completed in 1905. The church is dedicated to the patron saint of Victor-Joseph Doutreloux, Bishop Rutten's predecessor: Saint Victor, martyr of the Catholic Church. It is also dedicated to Saint-Léonard, the patron saint of prisoners.
Source: Wikipedia
The foundation stone was laid by Mgr Martin-Hubert Rutten on 13 December 1903, and the church was completed in 1905. The church is dedicated to the patron saint of Victor-Joseph Doutreloux, Bishop Rutten's predecessor: Saint Victor, martyr of the Catholic Church. It is also dedicated to Saint-Léonard, the patron saint of prisoners.
Source: Wikipedia
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