1955. Since 1954, the Dominicans have ministered at St. Cajetan. The reconstruction of the monastery was completed in 1973. Since 2001, a comprehensive overhaul has been in progress, in which the Theatinerkirche will also get a new sanctuary design. Organs The church has three organs: the main organ from 1960/2009, located in the choir behind the altar (49 stops/67 ranks), the antiphonal organ on the right side (across the pulpit), built in 1950 (18 stops/23 ranks; playable from a two-manual console and the five-manual main console), and a positive organ from 2018 (4 stops). Another organ predates both and was built in 1686 when the church was first constructed. The antiphonal organ was built by Anton Bayr (de) in 1782. The organ, like much of Munich, suffered damage during the Allied bombings of World War II and was rebuilt by local organ builder Carl Schuster in 1950. Burials A small chapel contains the tombs of King Maximilian II (reg. 1848-1864) and his consort Queen Marie. The crypt also contains the Prince’s Tomb, where among others these members of the Bavarian Royal Family were buried: Princess Henriette Adelaide of Savoy Ferdinand Maria, Elector of Bavaria, (reg. 1651-1679) Maximilian II Emanuel, Elector of Bavaria, (reg. 1679-1726) Charles VII, Holy Roman Emperor, (reg. 1726-1745) Maximilian III, Elector of Bavaria, (reg. 1745-1777) Charles Theodore, Elector of Bavaria, (reg. 1777-1799) King Maximilian I Joseph of Bavaria, (reg. 1799-1825) King Otto of Greece, (reg. 1832-1862) Luitpold, Prince Regent of Bavaria, (reg. 1886-1912) Princess Alexandra of Bavaria Rupprecht, Crown Prince of Bavaria Duchess Maria Anna Josepha of Bavaria Duchess Marie Gabrielle in Bavaria Prince Heinrich of Bavaria References External links Theatinerkirche homepage Photo spread of the Theatine Church / St. Cajetan, Dominican monastery 360° Panorama at the Theatinerkirche 360° interactive Panorama of the interior of Theatinerkirche (Flash) https://www.monacodibaviera.org/theatinerkirche/ Complete list of burials 17th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Germany Roman Catholic churches completed in 1690 Baroque architecture in Munich Roman Catholic churches in Munich Tourist attractions in Munich Church buildings with domes Burial sites of German royal houses 1690 establishments in the Holy Roman Empire Burial sites of the House of Wittelsbach Cultural heritage monuments in Munich Theatine churches