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MonasteryWürzburg
Antoniterkloster
The Antoniterkloster Würzburg is a former monastery of the Antonites in Würzburg, Bavaria, in the Diocese of Würzburg.
The monastery was founded in 1434 and was subordinate to the preceptory of Isenheim. It was dissolved in 1545 during the Reformation; in early October 1545, the Antoniushof was leased to a citizen named Mumpach, who established an inn there. The church, restored and re-consecrated in 1610, along with other buildings of the monastic complex, was acquired by the city of Würzburg in 1686, taken over by the Ursulines in 1725, and severely damaged in World War II. From 1972 to 1980, the chapel in Ursulinengasse was rebuilt in simplified forms.
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