Heilige Familie, Catholic church in Eschershausen, Germany.
Heilige Familie is a modern Catholic church building in Eschershausen with a portal entrance, wooden ceiling, and seating for 168 worshippers during religious services. The interior layout supports both ceremonies and community gatherings with practical simplicity.
Following the spread of Protestantism in 1568, Catholic masses resumed in 1931, with the present church building completed in December 1954. This resumption of Catholic life is embodied in the modern structure built after decades of absence.
The interior features apostle lights from the early church period and Stations of the Cross artwork by Richard Karger. These artistic elements shape the space and invite quiet prayer and reflection.
The church is administered by the St. Maria Königin parish in Bodenwerder and serves for religious ceremonies and community gatherings since 2008. Visitors should plan to attend during service times or check ahead about access for viewing the interior.
A statue of Saint Hedwig of Andechs stands near the votive candles and was specially created for this church by sculptor Erich Jaekel. This custom-made sculpture is a personal gift to the congregation and sets this church apart from many others.
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