Agnes Haegens

Infobox religious biography name = Agnes Haegens image = caption = birth_date = 1703 In total she spent around 66 years of her life in religious life and 34 years in prelacy. She also had a monumental gatehouse (1777) and a coach house (1781) built on the Abbey grounds. Faced with the threat of the Abbey's dissolution under the edict of Emperor Joseph II, she was forced to establish a boarding school to ensure the Abbey's survival.1703

Haegens died on 21 May 1787. Her remains were interred in the Waelhem cemetery.

After her death, she was succeeded in 1789 by , the last abbess of Rozendaal before the Abbey was abolished by the French in 1797. In 2024, the hamlet , where Roosendael Abbey is located, founded a neighborhood playground that is named after her, the Agnes Haegenshof. The gatehouse she built is nowadays a Belgian heritage site.