Deanery Marburg-Amöneburg

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Deanery Marburg-Amöneburg
Dean's office (Hessen)
Dean's office
Basic data
Political situation Marburg-Biedenkopf district
Ecclesiastical province Church province of Paderborn
diocese Diocese of Fulda
dean Franz Langstein (Marburg)
Parish communities 4 pastoral associations (2019)
Parishes 22 (2019)
Catholics 42,218 (2019)
rite Roman rite
Liturgical language German

The Marburg-Amöneburg deanery is one of ten deaneries in the Roman Catholic diocese of Fulda . It roughly includes the Marburg-Biedenkopf district and the former Frankenberg district . It borders in the east on the Fritzlar deanery , in the south on the diocese of Mainz , in the west on the diocese of Limburg and in the north on the archbishopric Paderborn . The dean is Franz Langstein (Marburg), his deputy is Marcus Vogler (Amöneburg).

history

With the reform of the deanery on April 1, 2007, the deanery Marburg-Amöneburg was re-established as one of ten deaneries of the diocese of Fulda. It is congruent with the two previous dean's offices that gave it its name.

structure

The Deanery Marburg-Amöneburg is divided into the following four pastoral associations :

Pastoral associations associated parishes and curatia with branches
Maria Bild Stadtallendorf-Neustadt Mariae Himmelfahrt (Emsdorf) with the Maria Königin branch (Halsdorf);
St. John the Baptist (Momberg);
Holy Trinity (Neustadt / Hessen);
Heilig Geist (Stadtallendorf) with the parish church St. Blasius and St. Elisabeth (Niederklein) as well as the branches Christkönig (Stadtallendorf), St. Katharina (Stadtallendorf) and St. Michael (Stadtallendorf)
St. Bonifatius Amöneburg St. John the Baptist (Amöneburg) with the branch St. Antonius the Hermit (Rüdigheim);
St. Michael the Archangel (Anzefahr) with the branches St. Nikolaus (Himmelsberg), St. Matthäus Ev. (Sindersfeld) and Mariae Himmelfahrt (Stausebach);
St. Cyriakus (Bauerbach) with the branch St. John the Baptist (Ginseldorf);
St. Michael (Erfurtshausen);
St. Elisabeth (Kirchhain);
St. Hubertus (Mardorf);
Birth of Mary and John the Baptist (Roßdorf);
St. Michael and St. Elisabeth (Schröck)
St. Elisabeth of Thuringia Marburg St. Francis (Cappel);
Hl. Kreuz (Fronhausen) with the branch Hl. Dreifaltigkeit (Lohra);
St. Johannes Evangelist (Marburg) with the St. Jakobus branch (Wenkbach);
St. Peter and Paul (Marburg) with the branches Maria Königin (Cölbe) and St. Martin (Wehrda);
Our Lady of the Visitation (Marburg)
St. Georg - Lahn / Eder Motherhood of Mary (Haina / Kloster) with the St. Anna branch (Wohra);
St. Elisabeth (Industriehof) with the Christkönig branch (Ernsthausen);
St. Antonius and St. Elisabeth (Vöhl);
St. Boniface (weather);
Assumption of Mary (Frankenberg)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Schematism of the Diocese of Fulda
  2. ^ Diocese of Fulda: The diocese in numbers . December 31, 2018. Online at www.bistum-fulda.de. Retrieved September 25, 2019.
  3. ↑ a b Diocese of Fulda: Digital Diocese Map (PDF; 12.4 MB). Online at www.bistum-fulda.de. Retrieved September 25, 2019.
  4. ^ Diocese of Fulda: staff of the dean's office in the online schematic of the Diocese of Fulda at imbfd.it-online.de. Retrieved September 25, 2019.
  5. ^ Diocese of Fulda: Pastoral associations and parishes of the Marburg-Amöneburg deanery . Online at www.bistum-fulda.de. Retrieved September 25, 2019.

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