Editing Flémalle (section)

=== Chapels ===
[[File:Chapelle Saint-Guy - Gleixhe.jpg|alt=Religious building and forest.|thumb|The Bouxhet Chapel, also known as Tous les Saints, in Gleixhe.]]
The municipality has numerous chapels, crucifixes, grottoes, and wayside crosses on its territory, approximately fifty in total.
{| class="wikitable"
|+List of Chapels in Flémalle<ref>{{Cite web |title=Chapels |url=http://kiminvati.com/paysdemeuse/Pages/ZDIV7CPg3.php |website=kiminvati.com |access-date=2021-05-06}}.</ref>
!Name
!Location
!Description
|-
|Chapel of Saint Michael's Tree
|Mons-lez-Liège, ''rue de l'Arbre Saint-Michel''<ref>{{Cite web |language=fr |title=Religious Heritage – Chapel of Saint Michael's Tree – Flémalle |url=https://www.cirkwi.com/fr/point-interet/1360131-chapelle-de-l-arbre-saint-michel |website=cirkwi.com |date=28 January 2021 |access-date=2021-05-06}}.</ref>
|Built between 1950 and 1961. It features a [[bell tower]]. In 2020, it was [[Arson|burned]] and devastated.<ref>{{Cite web |language=fr |title=Shameful in Flémalle: The Saint-Michael Chapel Vandalized and Burned! |url=https://lameuse.sudinfo.be/668314/article/2020-10-15/honteux-flemalle-la-chapelle-saint-michel-vandalisee-et-incendiee |website=Édition digitale de Liège |date=15 October 2020 |access-date=2021-05-06}}.</ref>
|-
|Chapel of the Beguines or [[Saint Leonard]]
|Awirs, ''rue des Béguines''
|Built in 1907.
|-
|Chapel of "Bon Secours"
|Trixhes, ''place de la Liberté''
|Built in its current state in 1903. It is very impressive due to its size and is often considered a [[Catholic Church|church]].
|-
|Chapel of Bouxhet or [[Our Lady of Lourdes]] or Saint Guy or Tous les Saints
|Gleixhe
|Built in 1867 and 1868. There were so many [[saints]] in this chapel that it was named ''Tous les Saints''.
|-
|Chapel of the Calvary
|Awirs, ''rue Val d'Awirs''
|Built in 1853.
|-
|Chapel of Chataigneraie
|Ivoz-Ramet
|Located in the Chataigneraie estate. Its roof style is unique.
|-
|Chapel of Aigremont Castle
Aigremont, Aigremont Castle
|Built from 1724 to 1725. It is large and adjoins Aigremont Castle. It is of [[Baroque]] style.<ref>{{Cite web |language=fr |title=Historical Sites – Aigremont Castle – Flémalle |url=https://www.cirkwi.com/fr/point-interet/383562-le-chateau-d-aigremont |website=cirkwi.com |date=3 December 2015 |access-date=2021-05-06}}.</ref>
|-
|Chapel of Christ or Crucifix
|Awirs, ''Chaussée J. Wauters''
|Built in its current state in the early 19th century. Mentioned in 1744 as the place where official notices were posted.
|-
|Chapel of the Crucifix
|Ramioul
|Built in 1864 and damaged in 1970. It was rebuilt further away to allow for road widening. It is now of [[modern style]].
|-
|Funeral Chapel of the Hemricourt Family
|Ivoz-Ramet, behind the church of Ramet
|Built between 1835 and 1840 and houses members of the Hemricourt family.
|-
|Chapel of Houlbouse
|Chokier, ''rue Houlbouse''
|Brick chapel.
|-
|Chapel of [[Nuns]] or Bois des Moines
|Awirs, ''rue Bois des Moines''
|Built in 1905 as a small church with a bell tower, nave, and transept to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the [[Belgian Revolution|independence of Belgium]].
|-
|Chapel of Our Lady of Seven Sorrows
|Awirs, ''rue de la Reine''
|It reflects the pain felt by Mary following her son through his passion. Erected in 1885. It lists 23 saints.
|-
|Chapel of Our Lady of the Poor
|Ramioul, ''rue de la Grotte''
|Built in 1959 in a modern style. It is now abandoned and dilapidated. It can be mistaken for a church and resembles the chapel of the Virgin of the Poor of Profondval.
|-
|Chapel [[Our Lady of Lourdes]]
|Mons-lez-Liège, ''rue Jean Barthélemy''
|Built around 1907 to replace an old chapel destroyed during the construction of the local railway.
|-
|Chapel of Our Lady of the River
|Chokier, ''Quai du Halage''
|Built in 1864.
|-
|Chapel of Our Lady of Good Help
|Awirs, ''rue Tèwée''
|Destroyed. It listed 14 saints.
|-
|Chapel at the Foot of the Thier
|Flémalle-Haute, ''rue Thier des Trixhes''
|Built after 1854.
|-
|Chapel of [[Saint Anthony of Padua]]
|Mons-lez-Liège, ''rue Harkay''
|No longer exists.
|-
|Chapel Saint Bartholomew or Our Lady of Lourdes
|Mons-lez-Liège, ''rue Jean Barthélemy''
|Still exists but is in a dilapidated state.
|-
|Chapel [[George of Lydda|Saint George]]
|Awirs, ''rue Hénâ''
|Built in 1914.
|-
|Chapel [[Nicholas of Myra|Saint Nicholas]] or Crucifix
|Chokier
|Built in the 18th century.
|-
|Chapel Saint Roch
|Flémalle-Grande, ''rue de Flémalle-Grande''
|Built in 1913 and destroyed during construction work.
|-
|Chapel of Saint Roch
|Mons-lez-Liège, ''rue Harkay''
|
|-
|Chapel [[Vincent de Paul|Saint Vincent de Paul]]
|Awirs
|Also known as the Apostolic Chapel of Saint Vincent de Paul.
|-
|Chapel of the Virgin of the Poor
|Profondval, ''rue de la Fontaine''
|Due to its size, it is considered a church. Built in 1959 in a modern style, with brick and cement.
|-
|Chapel of E'Tiyou Street
|Mons-lez-Liège, ''rue E'Tiyou''
|No longer exists.
|-
|Chapel of Louis Mestrez Street
|Gleixhe, ''rue Louis Mestrez''
|Stone chapel.
|-
|Chapel of Pyrie Street
|Cahottes, ''rue Pyrie''
|It is desacralized.
|}