List of Pallottine branches

The list of Pallottine offices includes monasteries and other offices of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate .

Pallottines

Existing branches

There are currently over 300 Pallottine branches on every continent. These are divided into six regions and fourteen provinces.

Sacred Heart Province

The Sacred Heart Province in Germany and Austria maintains over 20 houses and institutions, including retreat houses, schools and youth welfare institutions. It also has delegations in Cameroon, South Africa, Canada, Croatia and Spain.

Germany

• Alzenau in Lower Franconia, since 1955
• Augsburg, former provincial administration
• Bad Zwischenahn Rectorate, since 1945/46
• Berlin, since 1993
• Bruchsal, since 1915
• Dortmund with city ​​church , since 1998
• Frankfurt am Main, airport chaplaincy
• Pallottine Church of St. John the Baptist Freising
• Provincial House Friedberg, Bavaria, with novitiate, since 1937
• Hamburg, since 1921, the first Catholic male monastery in Hamburg since the Reformation
• Hersberg Castle near Immenstaad on Lake Constance
• Hofstetten near Falkenstein Upper Palatinate
• Kälberau, since 1955, with the pilgrimage church Maria vom Rauhen Wind , still two brothers

• Constance, since 1920
• Pallottine monastery Limburg an der Lahn , since 1892, the first Pallottine monastery in Germany
• Martinshöhe
• Mülheim / Ruhr, since 1955, with a Vietnamese mission since 1993
• Munich Pallotti House
• Neunkirchen (Saar)

• Schoenstatt, since 1901
• Philosophical-Theological University Vallendar , and Haus Wasserburg, branch since 1945
• Völklingen-Wehrden, since 1947
• St. Boniface Wiesbaden
• Zell im Wiesental, Bergklause Maria Frieden, since 1994

Austria

• Pallottine Salzburg
• Palottihaus Vienna

Other regions and provinces

Italy

• Rome, seat of the Generalate

Poland

• Częstochowa (Czestochowa), after 1945, with a pilgrimage church
• Poznań, seat of a province
• Warsaw, seat of a province
• Ząbkowice (Frankenstein), Silesia, since 1945, previously a German monastery with school 1919–1940

Switzerland

• Freiburg in the Üecbtland
• Gossau, with Friedberg grammar school

Former Pallottine branches

Germany

• Pallottine Monastery Koblenz (1893–1978)
• Pallottine Monastery Olpe (1915-2018)
• Osterfeld (1954 – before 2004)
• Rheinbach (1935-2016)

• Reuschberg, Spessart (early 20th century -?)
• Schmerlenbach (1985-2001)
• Untermerzbach (1922-2009)

Poland

• Katscher (Kietrz), Silesia, German branch with school (1930–1940)

Cameroon

• Pallottine mission in Cameroon , 1890–1916, German mission stations, currently a German delegation again

Pallottine Sisters

Germany

• Bensberg (Bergisch Gladbach)
• Refrath (Bergisch Gladbach)
• Marienborn Abbey, Limburg an der Lahn, Provincial House of the Pallottine Sisters
• Munich

Switzerland

• Niederuzwil
• Bernhardzell (Waldkirch SG)

Web links

• Pallottine International

Individual evidence

1. ↑ About Pallottines in Frankenstein before 1945 (German, PDF)
2. ^ In Rheinbach, the Pallottiner-Kolleg Pallottiner.org closes on July 11, 2016