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Boniface Monument (Bonifatius-Denkmal) Fulda

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    March 10, 2021

    Bonifatius, birth name Wynfreth (also Wynfrith, Winfrid, Winfried, * around 673 in Crediton; † June 5, 754 or 755 near Dokkum in Friesland), was one of the best-known Christian missionaries and the most important church reformers in the Frankish kingdom.
    He was mission archbishop, papal legate for Germania, bishop of Mainz, most recently bishop of Utrecht and founder of several monasteries, including Fulda.
    Due to his large-scale missionary work, which he carried out with Franconian support, in Germania, which was then still predominantly non-Christian, he has been honored by the Catholic Church as the "Apostle of the Germans" since the 16th century.

    (Source: Wikipedia)

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      August 20, 2022

      In the ZDF media library there is a documentary worth seeing "In the footsteps of Boniface, the apostle of the Germans":
      zdf.de/dokumentation/zdfinfo-doku/auf-den-spuren-von-bonifatius-der-apostel-der-deutschen-100.html

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        July 9, 2020

        Boniface, originally Winfrid, was born in the county of Wessex (England) about 673 and educated at the monasteries of Exter and Nursling. At the age of forty he traveled to Germany for the first time as a missionary.
        He made three pilgrimages to Rome to ensure the unity of the Church. In 719 he received the missionary commission for Germania and the name Bonifatius from Pope Gregory II. In 722 he was ordained missionary bishop, in 732 by Gregory III. appointed archbishop. He organized the church in Bavaria by renewing existing dioceses, in Central Germany by founding new ones (Büraburg, Erfurt, Würzburg) and reformed the Franconian church through synods. He established monasteries (Amöneburg, Fritzlar, Fulda) as centers for further missionary work, as places of prayer and culture. On June 5, 754, Boniface was killed by pagan Frisians near Dokkum and later buried in his favorite foundation, the Fulda monastery.
        St. Boniface is the patron saint of Fulda and the bishopric of Fulda.

        The following text comes from: bistum-fulda.de/bistum_fulda/bistum/bistumsheilige/heiliger_bonifatius.php

        Boniface was instrumental in laying the Christian foundations of Europe; he is celebrated as the "Apostle of the Germans" and revered as the patron saint of our diocese of Fulda. Since 1867, the German bishops have gathered at his grave for their annual autumn conference.

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