Matthias Eisterer

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Matthias Eisterer (born February 4, 1849 in Heiligeneich ; † August 15, 1919 ) was an Austrian Catholic clergyman, editor and travel writer.

Monsignor Eisterer was pastor successively in Kranichberg , Petronell , Wiener Neudorf and the parish Sankt Anton zu Padua in Vienna-Favoriten. He was also an honorary canon and inspector for religious education . He wrote books about pilgrimages to Palestine and Lourdes , was editor of Catholic magazines ( Der Lourdes-Pilger , St. Norbertus-Blatt ) and, as a member of the Association for Regional Studies of Lower Austria, also wrote historical articles.

Fonts

  • Catholic popular devotions. A pre-prayer book for use in public sacred services. Compiled for the Austrian ecclesiastical province , St.-Norbertus-Druckerei, Vienna 1886 (and many other editions)
  • Pilgrimage booklet for the place of grace Maria Schmolln in Upper Austria (Innviertel) , St. Norbertus printing works, Vienna, 1896
  • Reminder sheets for the second Austrian pilgrimage to Maria Lourdes, August 31 to September 15, 1896 , St. Norbertus printing works, Vienna, 1897
  • First general Austrian pilgrimage to the Holy Land to celebrate the diamond jubilee of Sr. Holiness Pope Leo XIII. and the golden jubilee of the reign of Sr. Apost. Majesty Emperor Franz Josef I, April 12 to May 16, 1898 , self-published by the Pilgrimage Committee, Vienna, 1898
  • Editor of: The Lourdes Pilgrim. Monthly containing reports on the pilgrimages to the world sanctuary on Massabiellefelsen, about the wonderful processes, healings, hearings at the grotto , St. Paulus, Berlin, and Lutz, Lindau, 1899-1902
  • Regesta on the history of the parish Deinzendorf. in: Wiener Diöcesanblatt No. 20–23.
  • New Parish Church of St. Anton v. Padua in Vienna, X., Favoriten , self-published by the author, Vienna, 1901
  • Editor of: St. Norbertus-Blatt. Journal for the promotion of Catholic life, at the same time organ of the Eucharistic and charitable associations, brotherhoods and works in Austria , Vienna.

literature

  • Peter Csendes and Josef Stoik, Matthias Eisterer, pastor in Wiener Neudorf , in: Unser Neudorf 7 (2017), pp. 4-14.
personal data
SURNAME Eisterer, Matthias
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian Catholic clergyman, journalist and travel writer
DATE OF BIRTH February 4, 1849
PLACE OF BIRTH Heiligeneich
DATE OF DEATH August 15, 1919