List of parishes in the Deanery Großwarasdorf

The Deanery Großwarasdorf , Croatian Veliki Borištof , is a deanery of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Eisenstadt . It includes nine parishes and houses the Croatian minority in Burgenland .

List of parishes with church buildings, chapels, and pastoral offices

Pf. ... parish
following column sorts Croatian
Seat … municipality , locality
Since: gen. ... first mentioned, err. ... established, mat. ... registers since
Patr. ... Patronage
Column picture: Can be sorted according to the current appearance of the parish church

Status of the list 6/2014

Pf.	Seat	since	Patr.	Churches, pastoral care centers
Parish Frankenau / Frakanava	Frankenau-Unterpullendorf, Frankenau	around 1400 (err., Matr. 1682)	All Saints (Nov 1st)	Parish church Frankenau cemetery chapel to Maria von Fatima , Marienkapelle , Hubertuskapelle
Parish Großwarasdorf / Veliki Borištof	Grosswarasdorf	before 1383 (err., Matr. 1665)	St. Demetrius (Oct. 8)	Parish church Großwarasdorf to Maria Lourdes , to the Ascension of Christ (vineyard chapel) , to hl. Antonius (parish chapel), Our Lady of Sorrows (cemetery chapel)
Parish Kleinwarasdorf / Mali Borištof	Großwarasdorf, Kleinwarasdorf	1939 (err., Ki. Erb. 1505)	St. Anna (July 26th)	Parish church Kleinwarasdorf Zum hl. Florian , To St. Donatus
Parish Croatian Geresdorf / Gerištof	Nikitsch, Croatian Geresdorf	unknown (medieval, mat. 1740)	St. Andrew (Nov. 30)	Parish Church in Croatian Geresdorf Chapel of St. Johannes Capistran
Parish Croatian Minihof / Mjenovo	Nikitsch, Croatian mini farm	1870 (err., Matr. 1871)	Saint Trinity (Trinity, 1st Sun n.Pf.)	Parish Church in Croatian Minihof Cemetery chapel for the Resurrection , To the Holy Family, Maria Lourdes Chapel
Parish Lutzmannsburg / Lucman	Lutzmannsburg	12th century (err., Matr. 1652)	St. Vitus (June 15)	Catholic parish church Lutzmannsburg ; Filial church: To the Exaltation of the Cross (Strebersdorf) Chapels: To Mary the Queen of Heaven (Lutzmannsburg), To Assumption of Mary (Lutzmannsburg), To St. Antonius v. P. (Strebersdorf), To the Mother of God (Strebersdorf), Jägerkapelle (Hubertuskapelle, Strebersdorf)
Parish Nebersdorf / Šuševo	Großwarasdorf, Nebersdorf	1816 (restored, originally medieval, Ki. Erb. 14th century, mat. 1816)	All Saints (Nov 1st)	Parish church Nebersdorf ; To the Immaculate Conception ( Langental / Longitolj ) To St. Ladislaus (cemetery chapel Nebersdorf) , Marienkapelle (Vallunga)
Parish Nikitsch / Filež	Nikitsch	unknown (medieval, mat. 1712)	St. Lawrence (10 Aug)	Parish church Nikitsch Kreuzkapelle (crypt chapel Zichy) , Herz Jesu chapel , Maria Lourdes chapel , winter chapel
Parish Unterpullendorf / Dolnja Pulja	Frankenau-Unterpullendorf, Unterpullendorf	unknown (medieval, mat. 1751)	St. Bartholomew (Aug. 24)	Parish church Unterpullendorf ; To the Three Kings ( Großmutschen / Mučindrof ), To hl. Nikolaus ( Kleinmutschen / Pervane ) To St. Donatus , To St. Florian, St. family

Neighboring deans

		Deanery Deutschkreutz

Deanery Oberpullendorf		Deanery Kőszeg ( Diocese of Szombathely , Archbishopric Veszprém , Ecclesiastical Province of Veszprém , Hungary)

history

Most of the parishes were originally founded by the Territorial Abbey of Pannonhalma .

The deanery was founded by Bishop Stefan László as part of the reorganization of the deanery level after the second diocesan synod in 1970/71 for the larger Croatian communities in Central Burgenland . In Burgenland there are a total of around 30 parishes with Croatian and almost 10 parishes with bilingual pastoral care (as of 1995: 29/8). At the beginning it comprised 12 parishes, Vallunga as well as Groß- and Kleinmutschen are now branches.

In recent times there have been internal church excitements after the parish moderator of Großwarasdorf and Nebersdorf, Ivan Jelić OFM , was recalled, but there were local protests against it.

Individual evidence

↑ Gerhard Baumgartner: The Burgenland Language Minorities 1945–1999. In: Roland Widder: Burgenland: from the borderland in the east to the gate in the west , Volume 1, Böhlau Verlag, Vienna 2000, ISBN 978-3-205-98786-4 , p. 35; Remember.at (PDF) there p. 16.
↑ ^a ^b Burgenland Croats: Current situation . Scientific Institute of Burgenland Croats, ZIGH.at, accessed August 19, 2015.
↑ Believers protest: "We want our pastor back" . In: Kurier online, February 26, 2014.
^ Diocese of Eisenstadt condemns 'bad bullying' against the church . kath.net, June 3, 2015 - on a statement by the diocese.
↑ Parish shocked: Pastor of Großwarasdorf removed from office . encounterunddialog.blogspot.co.at, February 4, 2014, accessed August 19, 2015 - for a statement from the other party.

[1] Gerhard Baumgartner: The Burgenland Language Minorities 1945–1999. In: Roland Widder: Burgenland: from the borderland in the east to the gate in the west , Volume 1, Böhlau Verlag, Vienna 2000, ISBN 978-3-205-98786-4 , p. 35; Remember.at (PDF) there p. 16.

[zigh-2] Burgenland Croats: Current situation . Scientific Institute of Burgenland Croats, ZIGH.at, accessed August 19, 2015.

[Causa_Jelic-3] Believers protest: "We want our pastor back" . In: Kurier online, February 26, 2014.

[4] Diocese of Eisenstadt condemns 'bad bullying' against the church . kath.net, June 3, 2015 - on a statement by the diocese.

[5] Parish shocked: Pastor of Großwarasdorf removed from office . encounterunddialog.blogspot.co.at, February 4, 2014, accessed August 19, 2015 - for a statement from the other party.