Mother of God Roman Catholic Church — Attraction in Covington

It's disheartening that the establishment seems indifferent to the neighborhood's concerns. The recent alterations to their bell music have significantly disrupted our community, despite efforts to address the issue through meetings and discussions. Our neighborhood, consisting of nurses, firefighters, teachers, and retirees, values the peace and familiarity of the old bell schedule—:15, :30, :45, :00. The new schedule, with irregular intervals and additional music, disrupts our daily routines and peaceful enjoyment of our homes. Now, it disrupts at irregular times like 9:18am, 9:24am, 9:30AM, 10am, 10:24am, 10:30AM, 11:49am, and additionally at 6pm with music at 6:09pm for 6 minutes daily on Sundays. Weekdays are especially chaotic with the same disruptions at 9:24am, 9:30AM, 10am, 10:24am, 10:30AM, and 11:49am. We've been residents here for 30 years, and while we understand change is inevitable, it's important for businesses to consider the impact on the community they serve. We hope for a resolution that respects both their business needs and our...

The Annunciation of the Ever Virgin Mary, Mother of God was organized in 1841 by Reverend Doctor Ferdinand Kuhr and is the mother church for a number of Germany parishes in Covington. This building was completed in 1871 in a Renaissance style with the towers rising a full 200 feet.

Inside, you need to see the five murals by Johann Schmitt and wall frescoes that were painted in 1890 by Wenceslaus Thien. Indeed, it is an impressive church and well...

Love the church! People are very welcoming, and a warm atmosphere. Like the priest as his homily is something that is relatable to everyday life. Been a member since a young girl, my mother was in the choir years ago and myself and deter were Eucharistic ministers. I feel the parishoners are very caring and really reach out to...