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September 10: Our Lady of Tru or Trut. The church of Our Lady of Trut is near the city of Cologne in Germany, and was built by Otho I; that is under his reign by order of Saint Heribert, Archbishop of Cologne, on the very spot where formerly pagan idols had been worshipped.
10 de set. de 2023 · The church of Our Lady of Trut is near the city of Cologne in Germany, and was built by Otho I; that is under his reign by order of St. Heribert, Archbishop of Cologne, on the very spot where formerly pagan idols had been worshipped.
17 de out. de 2022 · Description. Maps. Documents. Gallery. Indicators. Cologne Cathedral. Begun in 1248, the construction of this Gothic masterpiece took place in several stages and was not completed until 1880. Over seven centuries, successive builders were inspired by the same faith and a spirit of absolute fidelity to the original plans.
Schoenstatt, a German word for "beautiful place", is the name of the valley in Germany where the Original Schoenstatt Shrine is located. It is very near the Rhine River at Koblenz about one hour south of Cologne. It has also become the name of the international movement associated with the shrine. There are currently over 140 replicas of the ...
For groups, there is the possibility of reserving the Original Shrine to celebrate mass in the morning until 12:00 AM. Click here for the information website of the Schoenstatt Shrine in Vallendar. Finding the Schoenstatt Shrine in Vallendar: Vallendar is about 50 miles northwest of Frankfurt and southeast of Bonn.
19 de mar. de 2003 · In a book about the saint’s life in the Carmel of Cologne, Sister Ancilla showed me the photo of Edith Stein in a wedding dress on the day of her “enclosure:” the day of her solemn vows. Sister Ancilla then turned the pages to show me the white chasuble that the Pope had worn when beatifying Edith Stein in Cologne in 1987 — it had been made from the material in the wedding dress.
Other artistiC masterpieces are the Altarpiece of St Clare (c. 1350-1400> in the north aisle, brought here in 1811 from the destroyed clOister ChurCh of the Franciscan nuns, the Altarpiece of the City patrons by Stephan LOChner (c. 1445) in the Chapel of Our Lady, and the Altarpiece of St Agilophus (c. 1520> in the south transept.
