Ringgenweiler
Ringgenweiler is a district of the municipality of Horgenzell in the Ravensburg district ( Upper Swabia ). It is located 13 km west of Ravensburg .
history
In Ringgenweiler, the Petershausen monastery was given property around 1070, which was bought in 1621 by the Weingarten monastery , which had already been fortunate there. The patronage of the parish church St. Stephanus in Ringgenweiler also passed from Petershausen to the Weingarten monastery in 1621.
Parish Church of St. Stephen
The oldest part of the rectory / church ensemble is the uniform late Gothic tower with a gable roof. The pointed arched choir and front nave windows are also late Gothic. The annex around an axis to the west with its arched windows and the hipped roof is baroque .
The interior is still a simple, late Gothic wall tabernacle with fish bubble pattern, some beautiful sculptures from the 15th and 16th century and the rococo - high altar with the miraculous image . With the monochrome background, the golden nimbs, the cloak headscarf, the almost strict drapery folds, this has iconic character. This type of representation and the baby Jesus, which points to the golden star on the blue robe of Mary, identifies it as a copy of Mary of the Snow - the miraculous image of Santa Maria Maggiore .
The bells, one from 1713 with the holy blood relic , the other from 1764 with the coat of arms of abbot Dominikus Schnitzer, are an indication of the close connection to Weingarten monastery.
A late Gothic statue of the Madonna and Child around 1500 comes from Ringgenweiler and is on display today in the Württemberg State Museum in Stuttgart (Inv. 11370).
Madonna and Child, Upper Swabia, around 1500 (originally in Ringgenweiler, now in the Württemberg State Museum in Stuttgart)
Madonna and Child (detail)
Culture
music
- Ringgenweiler Catholic Church Choir
- Men's choir Zogenweiler-Ringgenweiler
societies
- Country youth in Ringgenweiler
- Soldiers and reservists comradeship Ringgenweiler-Zogenweiler
- Ringgenweiler-Pfärrenbach blood rider group
Regular events
- Village festival
- Advent evening
- Beehive Cup
Apiary
The Bienenhäusle is a non-profit cultural youth facility. An old trailer in which a beekeeper kept bees was given to the village youth and in 2000 it was converted into a meeting place for the village youth. In the Bienenhäusle there are regular youth events that are now well known locally, including the Bienenhäusle Cup , an international soccer tournament on the associated soccer field. The Bienenhäusle was also used as a pilgrimage station by believers from Eastern Europe on their way to the 2005 World Youth Day in Cologne.
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Coordinates: 47 ° 49 ' N , 9 ° 29' E