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The Saint Willibrordus Church in Deurne is a Gothic church with a tower, with elements from the neo-Gothic style.

The Sint-Willibrorduskerk in Kloosterburen is a neo-Gothic church building, designed by PJH Cuypers. The church replaced an earlier Catholic church from 1842, which soon proved to be too small. The church was built by the parish itself.

Historic village church with tower (tower circa 1480).

The Johannes de Doper Parish in Arnhem had grown so much in size in the early 1940s that the Episcopate considered the time ripe to split the parish and build a new church. In 1943, on the initiative of Dean Voskuilen, a committee was set up to deal with the construction.

Tower added in 1475. Church demolished in 1856, and replaced. The historic tower was then maintained.

The church replaced the previous church from 1903, which had become too small.

The current church dates from 1860 and is a typical work in the oeuvre of HJ Wennekers, built under the influence of the so-called stucco Gothic style.

Charming neo-Romanesque church with tower designed by AAJ Margry, built to replace a church from 1833.

In 1841 a parish was founded and a church built. Since 1885 Sint Willebrord has been a place of pilgrimage. In that year a first Lourdes grotto was built. In 1925 a new church was built. The original design by pastor Bastiaansen, a representation of the Basilica of Lourdes, was elaborated by the architect Jacques (NJH) van Groenendael from Breda. In front of the church is a procession park.

This church is listed as a National Monument of the Netherlands.