Tütel's cross
The Tütelsche Cross is located on the east side of Heerse Abbey in Neuenheerse .
description
The baroque cross is a grave cross for the Tütel brothers from Attendorn . Jo (h) annes Tütel was canon in Paderborn from 1718 to 1737 and clergyman in the Heerse Abbey, his brother Leonard Tütel was a pastor in Ossendorf and died in 1726.
The Jewish beech
It is the only place that can be clearly identified in Annette von Droste-Hülshoff's novella “ Die Judenbuche ” :
“So we ran to Heerse; then it was still dark, and we hid behind the large cross in the churchyard until it got a little lighter because we were afraid of the quarries on the Zellerfelde, and suddenly we heard snorting and snorting overhead as we had sat for a while stamp and saw long beams of fire in the air just above the Heers church tower. We jumped up and ran what we could, in God's name, and when it dawned we were really on the right path to P. (probably Paderborn, editor's note) "
In her youth the poet visited her aunt there, the canoness Sophia Theresia von Haxthausen , and then lived in her curia, today Asseburger Strasse 3, which was diagonally across from the cross.
Web links
literature
- Anton Gemmeke: History of the aristocratic women's monastery in Neuenheerse. Bonifacius print shop, Paderborn 1931 ( digital version )
Individual evidence
- ↑ Chapter 8, Die Judenbuche gutenberg.spiegel