Stuttgart St. Elisabeth
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12. November 1901: Heute vor 122 Jahren wurde die St. Elisabeth Kirche am Bismarckplatz geweiht. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Elisabeth_(Stuttgart) Sie.
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The Catholic church 'St. Elisabeth' in Stuttgart, Germany, Baden-Württemberg is located at the 'Bismarckplatz'. It's listed in the German Monument Registers and has its own entry at the German wikipedia. The church has been built from may 1900 until november 1901 by plans of Josef Cades (1855 - 1943).
Stuttgart St. Elisabeth
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Stuttgart St. Elisabeth
Mit knapp 9.000 Mitgliedern ist St. Elisabeth die größte katholische Kirchengemeinde in Stuttgart, mit einem hohen Anteil jüngerer Menschen und vielen Kindern. Teil unseren festen Angebots sind mehrere pädagogische Einrichtungen für insgesamt ca. 400 Kinder.
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The Catholic parish of St. Elisabeth in the west of Stuttgart ( Stuttgart-West district) in the Rottenburg-Stuttgart diocese is the largest Catholic parish in Stuttgart with around 9,500 members .. For a long time, with up to 14,500 Catholics, it was by far the largest congregation in the entire diocese and, despite the establishment of new congregations from the old congregation area and.
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Stuttgart St. Elisabeth
The Catholic parish of St. Elisabeth in the west of Stuttgart in the diocese of Rottenburg-Stuttgart is the largest Catholic parish in Stuttgart with about 9,500 members.
Stuttgart St. Elisabeth
Description Deutsch: Kirche St. Elisabeth in Stuttgart-West Date 16 April 2011 Source Own work Author MSeses Licensing[edit] I, the copyright holder of this work, hereby publish it under the following licenses:
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Deutsch: Rieger-Orgel (III/P/58, 1957) der katholischen Pfarrkirche St. Elisabeth Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland Date 4 May 2013 (according to Exif data)
Stuttgart St. Elisabeth
Description Deutsch: Katholische Kirche St. Elisabeth in Stuttgart. Erbaut 1901 von Joseph Cades im neoromanischen Stil. Date 16 November 2022, 13:23:36 Source Own work Author Zinnmann Object location 48° 46′ 25.81″ N, 9° 09′ 19.09″ E View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap Licensing[edit]
Stuttgart St. Elisabeth
Kirchengemeinde St. Elisabeth Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany. 158 likes · 149 were here. Gottesdienstzeiten in St. Elisabeth: Sa.18 Uhr So. 9:30 u..
Stuttgart St. Elisabeth
In 1901 the neo-Romanesque church, designed by architect Josef Cades was consecrated and is maintained by one of the largest Catholic communities in Stuttgart. The white facade with red contrasting arched windows, which is based on other Romanesque churches, is striking. Inside there are pictures of the artist Gebhard Fugel from the 1920s, and the large organ from 1957 is also worth seeing.