Saint Roch

The ten stained glass windows in neo-Gothic style were put into place in the beginning of the twentieth century. The original grisaille windows were replaced in 1956 by yellow glass windows. They create a beautiful light incidence when the sun shines.

The main altar (1783) is by the hand of the sculptor A.J. Gillis from Tienen. The forepart represents David receiving the holy bread from the hands of the High Priest Ahimelek to feed the hungry soldiers (O.T. 1 Sam 21:2-7)

The oak paneling in Louis XVI style was made by H. Bette in 1793. Several religious trophies are carved into the large panels. The smaller panels are decorated with garlands.

In the twentieth century a painted canvas of the stations of the Cross was attached to the smaller panels of the wainscotting. The stations of the Cross were painted by Ernest Wante.

The monumental organ was built in 1789 by master manufacturer Adrien Rochette from Nivelles. The cabinet and the balustrade of the organ loft are from the hand of Nicolas Bonnet, who also comes from Nivelles.

The railing in Rococo style which is used to mark the choir used to serve as a prayer bench. The panels are decorated with acanthus leaves and a shell which is carved with a theme derived from the history of the Israelites in the desert.