Münzgrabenkirche, Graz, Catholic parish church in Graz, Austria.
The Münzgrabenkirche is a Catholic parish church in Graz featuring a central nave with a bell tower. The building combines traditional architectural elements with functional post-war design, creating a space for worship and community gatherings.
The church was designed by architect Georg Lippert following the 1944 destruction of Saint Anna Church. Construction took place between 1952 and 1960, rebuilding the Catholic community's place of worship in the postwar period.
The church displays artwork including a statue of Saint Michael by Josef Troyer that catches visitors' attention. Glass windows by Gunter Damisch and Fritz Panzer fill the interior with colored light throughout the day.
The church is located on Münzgrabenstraße and opens its doors during service times for visitors. It provides a quiet space to spend time, regardless of whether you attend services or simply wish to look around.
Every Sunday the African community gathers here for services featuring gospel music. This regular tradition shapes the spiritual character of the church in an unexpected way.
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