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Saints-Victor-et-Léonard
Rue Walthère Dewé 48
4000 Thier-à-Liège (Liège)
Church | 1905 | Neogothic | Catholic Church
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Free visit
31 May 2025 : 10.00 - 17.0001 June 2025 : 10.00 - 17.00
Visitors to our church can enjoy a guided or self-guided tour, meet craftspeople at work and take part in an exhibition and sale of paintings to raise funds for repairs to our church tower and interior walls.
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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