Sint-Katarinakerk, Catholic parish church in Assebroek, Belgium.
Sint-Katarinakerk is a Catholic parish church in Assebroek with modern architectural design featuring a prominent bell tower and large rectangular windows set into white stone walls. The building has a straightforward, functional appearance inside with space arranged for worship and prayer.
The current church was completed in 1934, replacing earlier structures whose origins dated back to 1270. The previous buildings were demolished during periods of religious conflict and warfare.
Sint-Katarinakerk serves as the main gathering place for the Sint-Katarina parish, hosting regular services and community celebrations throughout the year. The building anchors the spiritual life of the neighborhood and provides a space for both personal prayer and group worship.
The church is located at Sint-Kataarinastraat 124 in Assebroek and maintains regular opening hours for visitors. Weekly services take place throughout the week, and community members are welcome to attend the liturgical celebrations.
The building houses a large bell weighing about 900 kilograms, installed in May 1935. This bell continues to ring today to mark important moments in the life of the parish community.
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