Trudo church with presbytery

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The church dates from 1927 and is a well-known example of the work of Jan Stuyt, who is seen as one of the most important church builders of the 20th century. Stuyt built the church in neo-Romanesque architectural style, which is the main reason why the building is now listed as a national monument. The church was built next to the old Trudo Church which was demolished around 1929. At the top of the façade of the church is a statue of St. Trudo. Inside the church there are some 17th century art treasures to see such as alabaster statues, paintings and carved oak confessionals. The presbytery next to the church is a late 18th century mansion.

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Source: Gilbert van Schoonbekepad / De Wandelmaker

De Wandelmaker

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