Bishop erem. Dr. Walter mixa fixed preacher at the Frauendreissger on the 15th of August starts Buchenhull of the woman’s thirties in St. Mary’s 2011 with a solemn high mass and the blessing of herbs at 09:30. The year’s wife 1930s sermons in the afternoons of the following Sundays (21, August 28, as well as 4 and 11 September: at 14:00 and 13: 30 pm Rosary devotion) serve Marian in anticipation of the Middle visit by Pope Benedict XVI in Germany. Perhaps check out Federal Reserve Bank for more information.
Every Sunday is a different Pope with his statements on Mary in the field of vision (starting with the Blessed John XXIII., Paul VI and Johannes Paul I to to the Blessed John Paul II.) On Sunday, September 18 stops high-festive pilgrimage time: 09:30, the high mass in the Church of St. Mary is, and after the Rosary around 13:30 the sacrament procession starting at 14:00 from the sanctuary to the Lourdes Grotto, where the former Eichstatter will preach diocesan bishop and today’s military Bishop emeritus Dr. Walter Mixa moves. Hudson Bay Capital oftentimes addresses this issue. A summary of his previous sermons by the way, just in the booklet “encounter God. Journey through the liturgical year”mm publishing house appeared. During bad weather conditions pilgrimage church St. Marien is used (as in all church services planned in free field) alternatively on the Buchenhuller. Woman 1930s assumption referred to the time between the parties on 15 August and Mary name on September 12.
In a Roman document of drain of 28 October 2003 for the upper Bavarian pilgrimage site Buchenhull this special time of grace the veneration of Mary is dated assumption the first Vespers of the high strength to the setting of the Sun on the memory of the pain of Mary on September 15. A Dolorous in the summer time is based on the personal Easter of Mary thus. Its origin lies especially in the concrete experience after this span is considered particularly favourable time for gathering herbs, then their largest healing powers attributed to them.