| Groningen, Brethren of the Common Life: Mattheüshuis |
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| The buildings of the Brethren were put into use by the first bishop of Groningen, JohannesKnijff, in 1569. Later on they were included in the residence of the stadtholder, Prinsenhof. Now the church of the Brethren serves as Grand Café | Full Map on Geoplaza. |
| IDNR: | G42 |
| Parish: | Groningen-Martinus |
| Municipality: | Groningen |
| Patron Saint: | Matthew. Later Jerome |
| Alias: | Fratres in Groningen iuxta edem dive Walburgis |
| Diocese: | Utrecht |
| Diocese II: | Groningen |
| Province: | Oversticht |
| Province II: | |
| Gender: | m |
| Development: | Brethren of the Common Life 1432-1436* |
| Filiation: | founded by the Brethren of Zwolle (Z28) |
| End of monastic life: | 1578 |
| Narrative Sources (CK): | - |
| Narrative Sources (NS): | - |
| Manuscripts (SV): | - |
| Archives: | GrA: 1237 |
| Literature: | Bakker (1988) 187; Weiler (1997) 120-131; 209-210; Mon. Fratrum VC III, 221-239 |
| Third Order: | - |
| Monasticon Batavum: | I 89 nr. 6 (incorrect); II 76-77 nr. 6 |
MeMO: | 828 | |
Van Deventer: | chapel; [11] | |
National monument: | 18562 | |
| Coordinates: | 234/582 |
Archaeological Monument: | 8789 (tc) | |
Archaeological Status: | hav | |
Archaeological Activities: | |
Archaeological Publication: | |
| First mention: | 1432 |
| Last mention: | 1578 |
| ENK code: | ME-P004-008 |
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