Neuenzell Monastery (Unteribach)
Neuenzell (also Neuenzelle or Neuenzell Monastery ) was a small Benedictine monastery in Unteribach . It was not until 1814 that the name Unter-Ibach emerged from Neuenzell , in contrast to Ober-Ibach, which until then was always called Ibach and was always subordinate to the St. Blasien monastery, while Neuenzell originally belonged to the Lords of Tiefenstein . Today the church and rectory of Unteribach stand on the site .
history
The brothers Hugo and Diethelm von Tiefenstein set up a chapel or hermitage , known as the new cell , in a permanent house on the Brühl in 1240 . The area and hermitage then came to the St. Georgen monastery in Stein am Rhein through donations or donations, which established its patron saints St. Georg and Cyrill. Guardian bailiffs were the lords of Hohenklingen . By Rudolf von Habsburg was at 1250, the destruction of the hermitage, the monks were expelled. The castle Tiefenstein was destroyed only 1,272th Neuenzell came to the monastery of St. Blasien in 1315 under Leopold von Habsburg , which maintained the Neuenzelle provost here, and Maria Magdalena was added as patron saint from 1699. After the abolition of the St. Blasien monastery , the settlement around the parish church was renamed "Unter-Ibach". In 1787 the provost was given its own pastor living on site and thus became more independent from St. Blasien.
literature
- Matthäus Morath, Ibach near St. Blasien . 1969
St. Blasien: Monastery of St. Blasien | Berau: Berau Monastery | Riedern am Wald: Monastery Riedern am Wald | Bonndorf in the Black Forest: Paulinerkloster Bonndorf | Jestetten: Berg Tabor Monastery | Bad Säckingen: Damenstift Säckingen | Waldshut: Capuchin Monastery Waldshut | Ibach (Black Forest): Neuenzell Monastery (Unteribach) | Grafenhausen: Monastery of St. Fides Grafenhausen
Coordinates: 47 ° 44 ′ 2.5 ″ N , 8 ° 4 ′ 5.9 ″ E