# Sint-Theresiakerk

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The Sint-Theresiakerk stands in Eindhoven’s Strijp district as a Roman Catholic church designed by architect M. van Beek.

The church was completed and inaugurated during 1928.

Over several decades, the church served Eindhoven’s Catholic community as a parish church within the Sint Joris parish.

Two rare communion rails remain inside the church.

The altar, baptismal font, and Charles Eyck’s wall paintings give the interior a distinct historical and artistic record.

These features help explain the church’s national-monument status.

After regular religious services ended, proposals considered housing and temporary shelter while heritage rules and practical constraints shaped each plan.

The building receives maintenance to guard against weather.

Past reuse discussions addressed limited parking and the need to protect the church’s heritage fabric.

Its original interior remains part of Eindhoven’s architectural story.

The 1928 church links early twentieth-century religious architecture with a building whose future use has been debated.

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