Sint-Antonius Abtkerk

Sint-Antonius Abtkerk, located in Mook, Netherlands, is a beautiful Roman Catholic church built between 1912 and 1914.

The church's architecture is characterized by a mix of Gothic and Byzantine styles, designed by architect Willem die Ligne Collier.

The structure features stained-glass windows depicting scenes from the Bible, including the life of St. Anthony, to whom the church is dedicated.

The church boasts a historic organ built in 1914 by De Koff, a renowned Dutch organ manufacturer. The organ has been restored several times and continues to be used for worship services and concerts.

Additionally, the church tower stands at an impressive height of 64 meters (210 feet), offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

Throughout its history, Sint-Antonius Abtkerk has played a significant role in the community, serving as a place of worship, solace, and community for generations.

Todays it remains an important cultural and historical landmark in the Netherlands, continuing to be an integral part of local life.

• The church is situated at Kerkstraat 1
• It is part of the parochial collaboration between the parishes of Ven-Zelderheide, Ottersum, Milsbeek, Middelaar, Mook, and Molenhoek (VOMMMM)