Église Saint-Amand de Luingne

The Église Saint-Amand de Luingne is a Catholic parish church in Luingne, a district of Mouscron in the French-speaking part of Belgium near the French border. It is dedicated to Saint Amand, the 7th-century apostle of Flanders who played a central role in the Christianisation of the Low Countries. The building displays Baroque features characteristic of Counter-Reformation church architecture in the southern Netherlands. Without confirmed construction records, precise dating is uncertain, though the regional context suggests a 17th- to early 18th-century origin.