Category:15th-century churches

Protestantism became established in parts of Europe in the period after 1517; so began that branch of Christianity. Due to the Reformation which occurred at different periods in different states many churches which were originally Roman Catholic have subsequently become Protestant (mainly Lutheran, Presbyterian / Reformed or Anglican).

Many establishments that are now ordinary church congregations began as monastic or collegiate churches, and some continue to carry the name of "abbey", "minster" or "collegiate church".

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Subcategories

This category has the following 13 subcategories, out of 13 total.

15th-century churches by country‎ (26 C)
15th-century churches by denomination‎ (3 C)

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Churches completed in the 1400s‎ (10 C, 1 P)
Churches completed in the 1410s‎ (9 C)
Churches completed in the 1420s‎ (10 C)
Churches completed in the 1430s‎ (8 C)
Churches completed in the 1440s‎ (10 C)
Churches completed in the 1450s‎ (10 C)
Churches completed in the 1460s‎ (9 C)
Churches completed in the 1470s‎ (10 C, 2 P)
Churches completed in the 1480s‎ (11 C)
Churches completed in the 1490s‎ (11 C)

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Christian monasteries established in the 15th century‎ (88 P)

Pages in category "15th-century churches"

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