St. Mariä Empfängnis, Religious heritage monument in Neviges, Germany
St. Mariä Empfängnis is a Catholic church that belongs to a Franciscan monastery complex in Velbert and features baroque altars with traditional architecture. The complex includes several buildings that together form a monastic center.
Church construction began in 1719, replacing a smaller chapel dedicated to Saint Anna that had stood before. Over the centuries, the site developed into an important pilgrimage center for the region.
The church serves the local Catholic community as a spiritual center where believers gather for masses and prayers. It shapes the religious life of Neviges today.
The church is accessible during worship times, and visitors should observe regular opening hours. It is best to enter respectfully, as confessions occur on weekdays before evening masses.
An organ donated in 1748 underwent major restorations in 1974 and 2001. These renovations greatly enhanced the musical power and acoustic quality of the instrument.
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