St. Maria's Church, also called the Rosary Church, is a Catholic parish church in Kassel built in 1899 and dedicated to its work in 1901. The Rosary Church is designed in modern Romanesque style with a large nave, two side aisles, and a transept. Originally planned as a brick building, it was built mainly of rubble stone at the express request of the church council. The design was based on simplicity and classicism at the same time, as the clear architecture contains only a few decorative details. It is a destination for visitors and indigenous people to perform their religious rituals.