Collegiate Church of St. Cornelius Kornelimünster

The large provost church is one of the most important church buildings in Rhenish architecture. As early as the early 9th century, a first church building was consecrated at the site, which has been repeatedly expanded and expanded over the centuries. At the church you can wonderfully read the architectural styles of the individual epochs.

The Propsteikirche is located directly on the Way of St. James and as a pilgrim you will receive a stamp for your passport in the rectory.

The provost church in the town of Kornelimünster, consecrated to Pope KORNELIUS, keeps three important cloth relics, which are shown to pilgrims during the shrine pilgrimages (every seven years):
* Jesus' apron (from washing his feet at the Last Supper)
* The burial cloth of Jesus
* The sudarium of Jesus

At the same time as the shrine trip in Aachen there is one in Kornelimünster. Then there are "small" rolls. They are said to bring blessings.
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