Deanery Ingolstadt

Deanery Ingolstadt
Basic data
Ecclesiastical province	Bamberg
diocese	Diocese of Eichstätt
Metropolitan	Ludwig Schick
Diocesan bishop	Gregor Maria Hanke
dean	Bernhard Oswald
surface	120 km²
Parishes	20 (2017)
Catholics	60,000 (2017)
rite	Latin rite
Liturgical language	German
Website	http://www.katholisches-dekanat-ingolstadt.de/dekanat-ingolstadt/
diocese

The Ingolstadt deanery is an administrative unit of the Roman Catholic Church in the Eichstätt diocese . In Dean's Office about 60,000 Catholics live about 120 square kilometers. Territorially, the deanery includes the part of Ingolstadt belonging to the diocese of Eichstätt and some neighboring communities. It was established on June 12, 2011. The first dean is Bernhard Oswald. 20 parishes belong to the dean's office in Ingolstadt. On Easter Sunday, April 16, 2017, the deanery was organized in thirteen pastoral rooms.

List of parishes

• Parish Association Ingolstadt St. Josef-St. Konrad-St. Martin
  • St. Joseph
  • St. Conrad
  • Mailing
• Parish Association Ingolstadt St. Anton-St. Salvator
  • St. Anton
  • St. Salvator ( Our Lord )
• Parish Association Communio Ingolstadt-West
  • St. Christophorus ( Friedrichshofen )
  • Gerolfing
  • Mulhouse
  • Pettenhofen
• Parish Association Hepberg-Lenting-Wettstetten (HeLeWe)
  • Hepberg
  • Lenting
  • Wettstetten
• Parish of Ingolstadt St. Pius
  • St. Pius
• Parish Association Ingolstadt St. Augustin-St. Canisius
  • St. Augustine
    • St. Monika
  • St. Canisius (Ringsee)
• Parish of Ingolstadt Liebfrauenmünster and St. Moritz
  • To the Beauty of Our Lady ( Liebfrauenmünster and St. Moritz )
• Parish of Ingolstadt Herz Jesu
  • Heart of jesus
• Parish Association Etting-Haunstadt
  • Etting
  • St. Peter ( Oberhaunstadt )
  • St. Willibald (Oberhaunstadt)

Web links

• Official homepage of the Dean's Office

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} PDF Reorganization of parish associations. Retrieved July 16, 2017 . 
2. ↑ ^{a b c} map of the Neumarkt deanery. Retrieved July 16, 2017 . 
3. ^ Diocese of Eichstätt: Parishes, reform of the deanery. December 10, 2011, accessed April 6, 2018 .