- Wettingen-
Mehrerau Abbey is a
Cistercian territorial abbey and
cathedral located at
Mehrerau on the
outskirts of
Bregenz in Vorarlberg, Austria. Wettingen-Mehrerau...
- Salzburg), the
bishops and the
abbot of
territorial abbey of Wettingen-
Mehrerau. Nevertheless, each
bishop is
independent in his own diocese, answerable...
- 1227 and
dissolved during the
secularisation of 1841, but re-founded at
Mehrerau in
Austria in 1854. The
buildings are
listed as a
heritage site of national...
- born in
South Africa. He was
Abbot of the
Territorial Abbey of Wettingen-
Mehrerau from 2009 to 2018. Van der
Linde was born in Roodepoort,
South Africa,...
- she
donated to the
monastery of
Mehrerau,
which she and her husband, Ulrich, re-founded, c.1097. In
addition to
Mehrerau,
Bertha was also a
patron (benefactrix)...
- (Meersburg)
Petershausen Abbey Reichenau Abbey Seeburg Castle Wettingen-
Mehrerau Abbey Touristic Bregenzer Festspiele Pile
Dwellings Museum Sea Life (Konstanz)...
- by C. Holzmeister,
interior from 1980) and the
Cistercian monastery of
Mehrerau. On the
Gebhardsberg rock are
remains of the
fortress of
Hohenbregenz (destro****...
- as
listed by the Holy See in the
Annuario Pontificio:
Austria Wettingen-
Mehrerau Hungary Pannonhalma Italy Monte Oliveto Maggiore Montevergine Santa Maria...
-
Theuderic II
expelled Columb**** from
Burgundy in 610, Columb****
established Mehrerau Abbey at
Bregenz with the
support of
Theudebert II. When
Theuderic II conquered...
- (Meersburg)
Petershausen Abbey Reichenau Abbey Seeburg Castle Wettingen-
Mehrerau Abbey Touristic Bregenzer Festspiele Pile
Dwellings Museum Sea Life (Konstanz)...
