St. Catherine Church

St. Catherine's Church, worked in 1861-1867, is in all likelihood the element in the essential time of P.J.H. Cuypers' long and gainful calling. It's a three-aisled cruciform basilican church with a three-aisled transept and a choir with a meandering and three hexagonal transmitting places of petition. At the front the assemblage has three related porches and two unmistakably low down towers.

Its arrangement relied upon thirteenth century French Gothic places of love, especially those of Chartres and Reims. The assemblage supplanted a disregarded medieval church. For this gathering Cuypers used a substantial number of the considerations with respect to symbolism in Gothicism, circulated by J.A. Alberdingk Thijm, Cuypers' buddy and future sibling by marriage and one of the primary people in the advancement for ascend to rights for catholics.