The Sint Paschalis Monastery in Oostrum (Limburg, Netherlands) was built in 1938 by the Brothers of Charity as a training center for novices. After 1962, it was repurposed as a rehabilitation clinic, which remained in operation until 2012. The building is a municipal monument, known for its distinctive architecture. Following its closure, the property was sold and is now being redeveloped into a hotel and event venue, preserving historic features such as the chapel and inner courtyard