The St. Josef Church in Neuhaus is a combination of an early Christian hall church with a flat ceiling and a dominating vault. Daylight in particular plays a major role in the effect in the church building. In the Catholic Church there are some wall sculptures above the altars and the Vespers picture. The Pieta was made by the sculptor Siegfried Moroder from South Tyrol. There is an altar table in the center of the apse.

The foundation stone of the church was laid in 1952. The reason for building a new church was the large number of people who moved to Neuhaus am Schliersee after the Second World War. The idea for the building came from the Schliersee architect Friedl Wegmann. St. Josef was inaugurated in 1953. In addition to the parsonage, there is a youth center of the Archdiocese of Munich-Freising, a modern parish center and a kindergarten. The plans for these buildings come from Johannes Wegmann.

Source: schliersee.de/sommer/kultur-lebensart/kirchen

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