Herz-Jesu-Kloster, Benedictine monastery in Raderberg district, Cologne, Germany.
The Herz-Jesu-Kloster is a Benedictine monastery located in the Raderberg district of Cologne at Brühler Straße 74. The complex houses a church and living quarters where the monastic community carries out their daily spiritual and communal activities.
The monastery was established in 1890 when Josefine Karoline von Fürstenberg-Stammheim returned from exile in the Netherlands and founded a community with 13 sisters from Tegelen. The foundation marked the beginning of a lasting Benedictine presence in the Cologne region.
The monastery serves as a center for daily prayer and worship in the neighborhood, where visitors can join religious services that reflect longstanding Benedictine traditions. The community's spiritual life shapes the religious rhythm of the surrounding area.
The monastery church is open to visitors from early morning through the evening, with regular services held throughout the week. It helps to confirm the current opening times beforehand so you can plan your visit around the community's schedule.
The monastery traces its roots to the Dutch town of Tegelen, where the founding sisters originated before settling in Cologne. This cross-border connection reflects the international networks of Benedictine communities in the 19th century.
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