Kerk, Millenerstraat 1

English translation

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Description

St. John's Church. Three-aisled basilical nave, 13th century. Three-sided closed choir, 14th century. Everything extensively restored by P.J.H. Cuypers in 1862. Old inventory, which includes among other things marl stone altar, 15th century ? with hardstone mensa, two hardstone mensae, 15th century ?, wooden tabernacle, around 1700, two confessionals around 1700. Hardstone grave stone, 1664. Wooden figures: St. Anna with the three Marys, around 1500; Madonna, first half 16th century, St. John in a disc, 16th century; crucifix, second half 17th century; St. Brigid around 1700; St. John the Baptist, second half 17th century; Guardian Angel, 18th century. Paintings; Assumption of Mary by C. Nicolas, 1826 (former altarpiece). Brass crucifix, early 19th century. Brass chandelier crown, late 19th century. Three stone grave crosses (? 166?, 1634). Later tower. War damage restored in 1946. Bell frame with bells consisting of a bell by J. Simon and G. Foissey, 1789, a bell by an anonymous founder, 1522, diam. 60 cm and two modern bells.