Churches and religious sites in Canton of Jura

Explore the religious landscape of the Jura region, where architectural styles range from 17th-century Baroque to striking 20th-century modernism. This collection features significant Catholic parish churches, including those in Delémont and Porrentruy, alongside unique sites like the Grotte de Sainte-Colombe pilgrimage cave. The list also highlights the region's diverse Christian history through its Mennonite places of worship and churches featuring renowned modern stained glass by artists like Coghuf.

Churches and Religious Sites — Map

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Saint-Marcel

Located in Delémont, this Catholic church features a blend of Classicism and Baroque architecture. The building is wheelchair accessible and stands as a significant heritage site in the regional capital.

B

Saint Laurent

A Roman Catholic parish church serving the community of Lugnez.

C

Oratoire Notre-Dame des Esserts

A small Catholic oratory located near Saignelégier, used for local devotion.

D

Église des Jésuites

A 17th-century Baroque church in Porrentruy, known for its ornate interior and historical pipe organ.

E

Saint-Germain

A Roman Catholic place of worship located in the village of Fontenais.

F

Eglise Evangélique Mennonite

A place of worship for the Mennonite community, reflecting the region's long Anabaptist history.

G

St-Jean Baptiste

Located in Saignelégier, this church is notable for its modern stained-glass windows created by the artist Coghuf.

H

Saint-Maurice

The Roman Catholic parish church of Glovelier.

I

Saint-Vincent

A Roman Catholic church situated in Courgenay.

J

Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption

A Catholic church in Courgenay dedicated to the Assumption of Mary.

K

Saint-Gilles

A Roman Catholic place of worship located in Courgenay.

L

Église Saint-Géréon

The primary Catholic church in Boncourt, serving the local parish.

M

Grotte de Sainte-Colombe

A natural cave near Undervelier transformed into a pilgrimage site, featuring a shrine and a spring believed to have healing properties.

N

Chapelle de Lorette

A 17th-century chapel overlooking Porrentruy, built as a replica of the Holy House of Loreto.

O

Saint-Germain-et-Protais

A Roman Catholic church located in the village of Bressaucourt.

P

Église Évangélique Mennonite de Courgenay

A place of worship for the Mennonite congregation in Courgenay.

Q

Chapelle de la Sainte-Vierge-Marie

A small Catholic chapel located in Boncourt.

R

Saint-Nicolas de Flue

A Roman Catholic church in Alle dedicated to the patron saint of Switzerland, Nicholas of Flüe.

S

Oratoire Saint Nicolas de Flüe

A small roadside shrine dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Flüe near Montsevelier.

T

Église Saint-Étienne

A church in Vicques distinguished by its striking modern architecture and vibrant stained glass by the artist Coghuf.

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