MonasteryAufhausen

Aufhausen Priory

Aufhausen Priory

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Kloster Aufhausen, a historic edifice near Regensburg in Bavaria, is a place with a varied history, now once again animated by a religious community.

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The foundation of Kloster Aufhausen occurred in 1676. It was dedicated to Our Lady of the Snows and initially managed by the Congregation of the Oratory of Saint Philip Neri. During the secularization in Bavaria, the monastery remained in existence and bore the title “Royal Nerian Institute” until 1829. After the death of the last provost in 1886, Benedictines from Metten Abbey took over the buildings and established a priory, which existed until 1978. Since 2006, the monastery has once again been a branch, initially of the Brothers of the Holy Blood, from whom the Congregation of the Oratory of Saint Philip Neri in Aufhausen emerged in 2012.

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