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St. Anna Catholic Church, Schwerin

Schwerin · Schwerin & Umgebung · 53.6276° N, 11.4137° E
St. Anna Catholic Church, Schwerin

The Catholic Provost Church of St.

Anna is located in the city center of Schwerin. The building blends in with the magnificent facades of the houses on Schlossstraße. It was built in the 18th century as the first Catholic church in Mecklenburg following the Reformation. The church is dedicated to St. Anne, the mother of Mary. Services and concerts are held there. The vast majority of churches in Mecklenburg have been Protestant since the Reformation. Construction of St. Anna on Schloßstraße in the Neoclassical style began in 1791. The church was consecrated four years later. The church is dedicated to St. Anna, the mother of Mary. Of the once-rich Neoclassical furnishings, only the pulpit remains today. The wooden “Anna Selbdritt” group dates from the Late Gothic period. The granite baptismal font was crafted at the Schwerin grinding mill and was a gift from the ruling duke. The tabernacle, cross, and a bronze relief are works of modern church art from the 1980s. The church windows depict various saints and Nils Stensen, whose work in Schwerin is also specially honored through additional bronze reliefs inside the church and on its exterior walls. St. Anna possesses a significant collection of books and writings from the past 400 years, some of which are displayed in exhibitions.

St. Anna Catholic Church in Schwerin – The First Provost Church After the Reformation

St. Anna Catholic Provost Church in Schwerin is a remarkable testament to the history of the Church in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. In a region where the vast majority of churches have been Protestant since the Reformation—from Rostock to Wismar, Stralsund, and Greifswald—St. Anna was the first newly built Catholic church in Mecklenburg when it was completed in 1795. The Neoclassical building blends harmoniously into the historic facades of Schloßstraße in the heart of Schwerin.

Interior and Artworks in St. Anna Provost Church

Of the originally rich Neoclassical interior, only the pulpit remains today. Particularly worth seeing is the late Gothic wooden sculpture group “Anna Selbdritt.” The granite baptismal font, a gift from the ruling duke, was crafted in the Schwerin grinding mill. The tabernacle, cross, and a bronze relief date from the 1980s. The church windows depict various saints as well as Nils Stensen, whose work in Schwerin is honored by several bronze reliefs both inside and outside the church. In addition, St. Anna possesses a significant collection of books and writings from the past 400 years.

Services, concerts, and exhibitions at St. Anna

The church is dedicated to St. Anne, the mother of Mary, and remains an active place of worship to this day. In addition to regular church services, St. Anna also hosts concerts and exhibitions, including displays of parts of the historic book collection.

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