Category:St. Hildegard (Berlin)

**St. Hildegard**
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Instance of	parish church;
Named after	Hildegard of Bingen;
Location	Frohnau, Reinickendorf, Berlin, Germany
Street address	Senheimer Straße 35, 13465 Berlin;
Diocese	Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Berlin;
Architect	Paul Poser (1913); Carl Kühn (1936);
Heritage designation	architectural heritage monument;
Inception	1913;
Religion or worldview	Catholic Church;
	52° 38′ 21.8″ N, 13° 17′ 30.45″ E
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	Q15848487; Berlin cultural heritage ID: 09012358
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English: The St. Hildegard Church in Frohnau (a locality of Berlin). The edifice originally built as a sports hall from 1913 to 1914 became adapted as Lutheran church in 1921, and renamed John's Church (after the Evangelist). In 1936 the Lutherans moved into a newly constructed church building and the Roman Catholic acquired their old home, renovating and adapting it for Roman Catholic usage, renamed as St. Hildegard.