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Saint Odo - L-9463 (Stolzembourg)
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chant grégorien | musique contemporaine | exposition d’art
Samedi 16 novembre à 17:00 : Vernissage de l’exposition d’art Marie Josée Kerschen Installation, Melting Pol & All Reitz Reserved Installation sonore, Zaiga Emeringer – Baiza Sculptures en verre, Mária Petrás Sculptures en céramiques
Dimanche 17 novembre à 9:00 : La chorale Ste-Cécile – Sängerfrënn vu Stolzebuerg et la chorale St. Hubert de Merscheid chanteront la messe pour la fête de la Sainte Cécile; Vers 10:00: André Mergenthaler Cello-Loop Performance Vers 11:00: Apéritif éthiopien par Suzan Ayenu
Lundi 18 novembre à 19:00 : ODO SONORITAS CONCERT Mária Petrás et Miklós Heinczinger chants grégoriens Maurice Clement musique contemporaine / orgue
Rue Principale, L-9463 Park Housen (Stolzembourg)
16 November 2024 - 17:00 to 18 November 2024 - 22:00
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Saint Odo
The first place of worship in the village was the castle chapel, which has not been preserved. The “half chapel” dedicated to St. Pancras became the first parish church when it was separated from Hosingen in 1585. In 1671 it was enlarged and dedicated to St. Odo. The massive tower of this second parish church still remains.
Next to it is the neo-Gothic church built in 1885, which was the parish church for the villages of Stolzemburg and Pütscheid until 2017. It was renovated in 1955 and extended by a two-tiered campanile with a simple cross.
The monumentally shaped entrance conceals a portal supported by two columns, on which Christ is depicted with St. Abbot Odo and St. Bishop Elegius. The Gothic choir with cross ribs still dates from the earlier church. Both the nave and the choir are surrounded by a concise ambulatory.
Next to it is the neo-Gothic church built in 1885, which was the parish church for the villages of Stolzemburg and Pütscheid until 2017. It was renovated in 1955 and extended by a two-tiered campanile with a simple cross.
The monumentally shaped entrance conceals a portal supported by two columns, on which Christ is depicted with St. Abbot Odo and St. Bishop Elegius. The Gothic choir with cross ribs still dates from the earlier church. Both the nave and the choir are surrounded by a concise ambulatory.
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Monday10:00–18:00
Tuesday10:00–18:00
Wednesday10:00–18:00
Thursday10:00–18:00
Friday10:00–18:00
Saturday10:00–18:00
Sunday10:00–18:00
Monday10:00–17:00
Tuesday10:00–17:00
Wednesday10:00–17:00
Thursday10:00–17:00
Friday10:00–17:00
Saturday10:00–17:00
Sunday10:00–17:00
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday14:00–17:00
Sunday14:00–17:00
