This is a list of Catholic churches in Tunisia. The churches are mentioned in the modus vivendi signed between Vatican and the Tunisian government on 10 July 1956.[1]
Church | Location | Building date | Nowadays use | Image | Map reference | |
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El M'nagha | 1949 | Abandoned | 36.5548°N 9.9436°W | |||
Beni M'Tir | 1952 | Children holiday camp | 36.7386°N 8.7339°W | |||
Sminja | 1923 | Destroyed | 36.4573°N 10.0246°W | |||
Chemtou | 1904 | Ruins | 36.4914°N 8.5761°W | |||
Nebeur | 1951 | Closed | 36.3199°N 8.7066°W | |||
El Alâa | 1912 | Ruins | 35.5419°N 9.5807°W | |||
Enfidha | 1907 | Museum | 36.1353°N 10.3797°W | |||
Gafsa | 1912 | Municipality headquarter | 34.3975°N 8.8046°W | |||
Jérissa | 1911 | Cultural complex | 35.84°N 8.6342°W | |||
Église de Khanguet Hadjaj | Grombalia | 1899 | Home | 36.6078°N 10.4278°W | ||
Moularès | 1925 | Closed | 34.4905°N 8.2725°W | |||
Redeyef | 1912 | Closed | 34.3828°N 8.15°W | |||
Oued-ez-Zit | 1895 | Abandoned | 36.4159°N 10.3057°W | |||
Tataouine | 1918 | Abandoned | 32.9264°N 10.4442°W | |||
Thibar | 1902 | High school | 36.5258°N 9.0978°W |