Miniature Little Seminary

Small Seminar with religious images in the facade of the Augustinian Church (1725). In 1806, the bishop established a Latin humaniora here, which was later supplemented with a Small Seminary. Previously, there was an Augustinian monastery (1635) with a church building (1725). At the top of the pediment of this baroque facade is the coat of arms of Johann Wilhelm von Neuburg, lord of Roeselare. In the 3 niches, we find Saint Augustine (left), Our Lady of Comfort, patroness of the church (middle), and Saint Aloysius of Gonzaga, patron of students (right). The statues are by Karel Dupon from Ichtegem (1885). On the north side, a neo-Gothic facade was built at the end of the 19th century, the south facade dates from after W.W.

Toerisme Roeselare