Saint Servatius

The triptych is by the hand of an unknown master of the Flemish primitives and dates back to the end of the 15th century. It consists of 5 paintings. The benefactors of the artwork are depicted on the front of the two side panels and on the back one can see the “Flagellation” and “The Descent”. The panel in the middle is adorned with the “Holy Trinity”. It portrays the Holy Spirit in a human form, which is quite unique.

This “Entombment of Christ ” is a copy of an artwork by the famous Italian master Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio. He painted the original in the period 1603-1604. At the moment, the original hangs in the Picture Gallery of the Vatican. Rubens, who was a good friend of Caravaggio in the Italian period, also made a copy of this painting. The Rubens’ copy can be found in the National Gallery in Ottowa (Canada).

There is an “Ecce Homo” statue, a statue of Christ on a cold stone, on the left at the front of the church. It was made by an unknown artist and dates back to the 17th century. The statue originally came from the disassembled Saint Lambert Chapel in the hamlet Berg-Lelle.

There is a statue of Saint Joseph with baby Jesus on his arm (oak, 18th century) on the left at the back of the church. Probably, the statue also originally came from the disassembled Saint Lambert Chapel in the hamlet Berg-Lelle.

The stained glass window of Saint Servatius was transferred to this church from the eponymous chapel in the hamlet Berg-Heide on March 6, 2008. It was placed in the southern wall close to the third bay.

The eighteenth-century oak statue of Our Lady with the seven sorrows stands on the right at the front of the church. She is, together with Saint Servatius, a patron saint of this church.