The Antonius Abtkerk

The Antonius Abtkerk is located at Gilzeweg 2, 4861 AT Chaam, Netherlands, and is situated in Chaam, North Brabant, Netherlands.

The church is named after Saint Anthony of Padua, also known as Antony of Padua.

• Built in the 19th century with a beautiful Gothic Revival architecture.
• Unfortunately, more information about the history and significance of the church could not be found. Visitors are encouraged to visit the church's website or contact local authorities for further details.

The Antonius Abtkerk (De H. Antonius Abt)

The Antonius Abtkerk is also known as De H. Antonius Abt. It is a Catholic church located on Dorpstraat in Chaam, North Brabant. The church is dedicated to the Holy Anthony and was built in 1926 by architect N.J.H. van Groenendael.

The original tower was destroyed in 1944, but a new tower was constructed in 1948 by architect W.J. Bunnik. The current tower stands at 46 meters high and features an onion-shaped spire.

Inside the Church

• Gebrandschilderde ramen (stained glass windows) designed by Charles Eijck
• A pulpit created by Belgian sculptor H. Peters Ditvoort
• A painted Stations of the Cross originating from the Begijnhof in Turnhout
• Wooden statues of Saint Anthony

The church also features a separate Mary chapel that is open for prayer and lighting candles.