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Large characteristic W. te Riele church with tower. The interior of the Roman Catholic St. Joseph church (1922, Wolter te Riele, extension 1927, renovation 1993) is split. The half on the choir side is still a church. The half on the tower is equipped for childcare.

Very important expressionist interbellum church with tower. Restoration in 1966. Later church of the Emmaus parish in Roosendaal-Oost. Restored again in stages from 2004.

The original church from 1934 was a creation of the architect A. Rats. This church was destroyed by war on 20 November 1944. The entire western part was destroyed, and the vaults collapsed. The destruction was so extensive that only the foundations were still visible. The tower clock was destroyed, as well as the harmonium, the pews and the Stations of the Cross. The bells had already been stolen by the occupier in 1942. Immediately after the liberation, the masses were read in the cellars of various parishioners. Shortly afterwards, the Custers hall was put into use for this purpose, but it was also too small. From 11 March 1945, the Lemmen hall was therefore set up as an emergency church. This burned down in 1946, so that the Custers hall had to provide a solution again. In the meantime, the Lemmen hall was renovated and purchased, so that it could be used as a permanent emergency church. This temporary church was put into use in 1958 as a nursery school, which in turn left the building in 1969.

Modern hall church without tower from 1959-1960, built at the former mining colony of Egge in Brunssum-Oost.

Architecturally important, striking, interbellum church, built in two phases. Extension, with among other things saddle roof tower, built in 1938. The organ was moved from the gallery, at the bottom of the tower, to the choir of the church. On the left in the hall, at the bottom of the tower, is a beautiful small Marianis, with altar, accessible daily.

Extremely important, iconic, late neo-Gothic church with a high tower.

Heilige Jozef is a Roman Catholic church built in 1953 in Almelo. It was built in the style of the Delft School.

The church building St. Jozef Werkman in Sleeuwijk, built in 1964 as a semi-permanent branch church but now in use as a regular parish church, belongs to the parish Joannes Nepomucenus. A second location that is mainly used for feast days is the monumental water board church in Woudrichem. The St. Jozef church, located on the Rijksstraatweg, was designed by architect J. de Jong under construction pastor S. Baselaar, ofm The first stone was laid on 15 February 1964. The building could be blessed on 28 August 1964. It is a rectangular, functional space that is only interrupted by two pillars that carry a beam that runs from front to back. Initially, the entrance was at the back, but after a renovation in 1979, the main entrance was moved to the front on the Rijksstraatweg. The portal was then converted into a sacristy.

The Jozef Arbeiderkerk is a church building in Meerssen built between 1958-1959.

St. Judocus, consecrated 1893, P.Th. Stornebrink. Neo-Romanesque basilica with semi-circular apses against the end gables of the transept and the choir, as well as at both ends of the side aisles. The church, built of brick, has a facade decoration with lesenes and arched friezes. Tower of four floors, separated by moldings, with arched friezes and triangular gable crowns. Apse-shaped tower portal.