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Bildarchiv Atelier Schmeiser >> 04. Gebäude >> 04.11. Kirchenaufnahmen >> 04.11.03. St. Bernhard Kirche
[um 1926]
Marien- oder Muttergottesaltar von Bildhauer Dettlinger
17,8 x 12,8 cm
Fototyp: Negativ
Bild
Verweis: 8/StS 32/113, 115-116; 8/ZGS 23
Geschichte: St. Bernhard bzw. Bernharduskirche (drittälteste katholische Kirche in Karlsruhe)
- 1888 Grundstücksschenkung von Großherzog Friedrich I. an die katholische Kirche am Durlacher Tor, Oststadt
- 1892 Bauauftrag an Baumeister Max Meckel
- 1893 Baubeginn der Kirche
- 26. Juni 1896 Grundsteinlegung
- 20. Oktober 1901 Einweihung der Kirche
- August 1902 Glockenweihe
- 17. Mai 1903 wird nach davoriger Abhängigkeit von der Gemeinde St. Stephan die St. Bernhard Kirche eine selbstständige Kirchengemeinde
- 25. April und September 1944 Zerstörung der Kirche bei Luftangriffen
- 1945 wieder erste Andacht in der Kirche (Maiandacht)
- 1952-1954 Generalinstandsetzung der Kirche unter der Leitung des Karlsruher Architekten Werner Groh
- 1959-1960 Umfangreiche Bauarbeiten am Kirchturm
- 1991 Umfassende Innenerneuerung der Kirche; Altäre, Kirchenfenster und Ausmalung nach Entwürfen von Eva Lehr
Altar - Marienaltar
Kirchen - St. Bernhard
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