St. Anthony's Church (Cologne-Mülheim)

The church was originally planned for Berliner Straße but was ultimately built on what is now Tiefentalstraße, then still known as Talstraße. The first construction phase was blessed in 1906, the second in 1915. After the parish gained independence in 1917, Cardinal Karl Joseph Schulte consecrated the church in 1921. It emerged relatively unscathed from World War II compared to its heavily damaged surroundings, and following makeshift repairs it reopened in June 1946.

Between 1955 and 1960, new windows were installed in the side entrance, aisles, transept, rear wall, and the clerestories of the nave and choir. Most are leaded ornamental windows using antique glass with grisaille painting, their creators unknown. In 1983 the furnishings were completed with the window group in the choir and the rear-wall window, both free designs by Dietmar Bongard.

Pastoral care passed to the Salesians of Don Bosco in 1967, and shortly afterward the Don Bosco Club youth center was established right next to the church. On 1 January 2010, the parish of St. Antonius was absorbed into the newly formed parish of St. Clemens und Mauritius, which today comprises eight churches and is centered on St. Elisabeth as its parish church.