List of parishes in the deanery Brixen im Thale
The dean's office Brixen im Thale is a dean's office of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Salzburg , in the Tyrolean diocesan area.
List of parishes with church buildings, chapels, and pastoral offices
| place | Parish Association | since | Catholics | Patronage | Churches, pastoral care centers | image |
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| Brixen im Thale | 1 | 8th century (original parish, sacred remains of the 3rd century) | 2200 | Hll. Assumption of Mary and Martin (August 15 / November 11) |
Parish church Brixen im Thale
Chapel: Ahornau chapel , Grabner chapel, pilgrimage chapel on Harlaßanger (Visitation of the Virgin Mary), house chapel, pilgrimage chapel Hohe Salve (St. John the Younger), Jagerkapelle Lauterbach, Jaggeikapelle, Jordan chapel on Salvenberg , Obinger chapel, Samerkapelle, Straifkapelle, Weidach chapel
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| Hopfgarten in Brixental | 2 | 1858 (King 1355, own pastor from 1400, vicariate 1669) | 3550 | Hll. James d. Ä. and Leonhard (July 25th / November 6th) |
Parish church Hopfgarten im Brixental |
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| Itter | 2 | 1891 (1761 Vicariate of Kirchbichl , Burg named 1241) | 1000 | St. Joseph (March 19) |
Parish Church of Itter |
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| Kelchsau (Gem. Hopfgarten) | 2 | 1891 (Pfk. Erb. 1849/50, 1st King. 1355 as a branch) | 600 | St. Rupert (March 27th, transferred on September 24th) |
Kelchsau parish church
Chapel: Mariahilfkapelle Kelchsau , Markkirchl am Salzachjoch
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| Kirchberg in Tyrol | 1 | 1891 (gen. 1333, 1st Ki. 8th / 9th century?) | 3650 | St. Ulrich vA (July 4th) |
Parish church Kirchberg in Tirol
Church: Expositurkirche Aschau
Chapel: Boar Chapel Sporerberg, pilgrimage chapel on the Kirchanger (ULF and St. Anna), Sweden chapel in Klausen |
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| Westendorf | 1 | 1891 (1st king gen. 1320) | 3050 | St. Nicholas (December 6th) |
Westendorf parish church
Chapel: Ahornau Chapel , Jordan Chapel on Salvenberg , Josef Chapel at the cemetery , Lourdes Chapel
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Deanery Brixen im Thale
It includes six parishes in Brixental , a side valley of the Inn Valley near Wörgl .
History
The original parish of the Brixental, Brixen im Thale, was built in the 8th century, perhaps in the 7th century, and is one of the oldest mother parishes in Tyrol. The parish initially included Brixen, Westendorf, Hopfgarten, Kirchberg and Aschau. From 1216 the parish was subordinate to the Diocese of Chiemsee , then to the Diocese of Salzburg , and from 1280 to the Diocese of Regensburg . It was not until the end of the 18th century that the Brixental came to Salzburg as a church, and in 1816 the complete organizational unification of the Brixental was decided.
The parish of Hopfgarten, where two of its own priests had been resident since around 1400, and which was a vicariate from 1669, was elevated to a parish in 1858, four more parishes were created in 1891, and Brixen a deanery. When the diocese of Innsbruck was established in 1964 , the Brixental along with all of eastern North Tyrol remained near Salzburg.
Parish associations have recently been set up so that only two pastors are active in Brixental.
Organization
The parishes form three parish associations :
- Brixen im Thale - Kirchberg in Tirol - Westendorf (eastern Brixental with southern side valleys)
- Hopfgarten - Itter - Kelchsau (western Brixental with side valley)
Deans
- 1983–2013 Gustav Leitner
- since 2013 Sebastian Kitzbichler, pastor of Hopfgarten im Brixental
See also
Individual evidence
- ↑ The parish area coincides with the political community. The two pilgrimage churches of the Hohe Salve, which are supervised by Brixen, are located on neighboring parish grounds: Hohe Salve in Westendorf, Harlaßanger church in Kirchberg.
- ^ Franz Caramelle: Church guide "Brixen im Thale" , quoted in Historisches . brixen.tirol.gv.at> Church and Religion .
- ↑ Parish Hopfgarten without inner Grafenweg near Pf. Niederau, and Pf. Kelchsau.
- ↑ As the place name Kirchberg suggests, Chirchberg is mentioned in 902 (for Sperten), documented in 1333. Patronage of St. Michael until 1426.
- ↑ mentioned in the Indiculus Arnonis .
- ^ Brixen im Thale: Church history . geschichte-tirol.com, local history .
- ↑ Decree of December 8, 2008, effective January 1, 2009.
- ↑ The body of a 74-year-old Tyrolean discovered in a Bavarian lake
- ↑ kirchen.net ( Memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ; PDF) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. July 26, 2013.
