Zircer Cistercian Congregation

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The Zirc Cistercian congregation (formerly also Hungarian Cistercian congregation ; Latin Congregatio Zircensis ; Hungarian: Ciszterci end Zirci Kongregációja ) is a voluntary worldwide association, a congregation of a plurality of independent monasteries of Cistercian led by a nut convent , the Abbey Zirc .

Pope Pius XI founded the Zirc Cistercian Congregation on January 27, 1923 with the Zirc Abbey, the Szentgotthárd Abbey and others in Eger, Székesfehérvár, Pécs, Baja, Buda and Budapest. From 1947 to 1977 Hungarian Cistercians settled in the US Spring Bank , Wisconsin, and founded a priory there, and from 1963 an abbey. In 1955 a priory was founded in Dallas , from 1963 Our Lady of Dallas Abbey . In 1996 the Cistercian Abbey of Nővérek was founded in Kismaros, Hungary. After the dissolution of the monasteries and orders in Hungary on September 7, 1950, the congregation could not be reorganized until 1980. Today the abbeys in Zirc, Dallas and Kismaros belong to the Zirc Cistercian Congregation.

The seat of the congregation is the 12th century Cistercian monk abbey Zirc in the Bakony forest in Veszprém county and north of the city of Veszprém in Hungary , on the Cuha brook.

Abbot President

Since 1923 the Abbot of Zirc has automatically been Abbot Preses of the Zirc Cistercian Congregation (= Praeses natus ).

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Individual evidence

  1. a b "A Ciszterci Rend Zirci Kongregációja" , accessed on September 20, 2012 (Hungarian)