Ten-Brielen
The Saint Eloi Church (Ten-Brielen)
On the great door of the church dedicated to Saint Eloi, three dates are mentioned, reminding of the former constructions: 1357, 1805 and 1989.
The present church is dated 1922. It replaces the shrine that was destroyed in 1917. It is made of ochre bricks and grey stones, in neogothic style. It comprises a façade tower with octagonal steeple, a lateral turret, a nave with four spans, two side aisles, a transept lighted up by rose windows, a choir with five sides and a southern sacristy.
The present church is dated 1922. It replaces the shrine that was destroyed in 1917. It is made of ochre bricks and grey stones, in neogothic style. It comprises a façade tower with octagonal steeple, a lateral turret, a nave with four spans, two side aisles, a transept lighted up by rose windows, a choir with five sides and a southern sacristy.
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