Ramersberg pilgrimage chapel
The Roman Catholic pilgrimage chapel Maria von der Permanenthilfe in the hamlet of Ramersberg in the municipality of Kleinzell in the Mühlkreis in the Upper Mühlviertel in Upper Austria is a listed building .
Pilgrimage chapel
The pilgrimage chapel stands on a hill southwest of the small hamlet of Ramersberg. The historicist gabled chapel with a Baroque facade with a small rectangular choir was built in 1877. Above the entrance portal is a representation of the cross and above the niche figure of St. Florian. The two-bay, barrel-vaulted nave and the choir niche are connected by a shoulder-arched triumphal arch.
Furnishing
The Byzantine high altar as a multi-part wall retable from the construction period shows numerous pictures, in the middle Mary, on the side the Saints Joseph and Francis of Assisi, above the Trinity, on the side Maria and Jesus, and below other saints. The altar table shows a relief of purgatory.
The triumphal arch is completely occupied by three neo-Gothic altar retables with figure reliefs, crowned by eyelashes, which leaves only a small passage into the choir. The altars show the picture Maria-Hilf in the middle above the passage and to the side the Saints Isidore and Notburga, on the left the Mount of Olives with the figures Sebastian and Antonius of Padua, on the right the picture Crucifixion with the figures Leonhard and Blasius. There are candlestick angels on all altars.
Due to the pilgrimage, there are numerous votive tablets from the end of the 19th century.
Stations of the Cross
A Way of the Cross from 1884 with stations with rural reliefs on stone plinths leads to the pilgrimage chapel.
literature
- The art monuments of Austria. Dehio Mühlviertel 2003 , Kleinzell in the Mühlkreis, Ramersberg, pilgrimage chapel Maria von der immerdeausndenden Hilfe, p. 374.
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Coordinates: 48 ° 26 '23.2 " N , 13 ° 58' 56.9" E