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Wayside shrine on the Pilgrims' Path in Inchenhofen
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Wayside shrine on the Pilgrims' Path in Inchenhofen
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Wayside shrine on the Pilgrims' Path in Inchenhofen
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Heiko
November 2, 2024
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In 1985, the Jägerblut Inchenhofen shooting club built a shrine in the “Leahada Moos”, which was inaugurated by Pastor German Fischer. This shrine is dedicated to the saints St. Leonhard, Francis of Assisi and the Mother of God.
The pilgrimage route in Inchenhofen leads from the pilgrimage church of St. Leonhard down the Kirchberg to the Roßmoos Chapel. There are several religious monuments along this route, including the shrine donated by the shooting club.
This initiative by the shooting club underlines the community's commitment to maintaining and promoting local traditions and religious sites.
The pilgrimage route in Inchenhofen leads from the pilgrimage church of St. Leonhard down the Kirchberg to the Roßmoos Chapel. There are several religious monuments along this route, including the shrine donated by the shooting club.
This initiative by the shooting club underlines the community's commitment to maintaining and promoting local traditions and religious sites.
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•Heiko
November 4, 2024
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The wayside shrine in Roßmoos is a historical monument that is maintained by the Weißensee Shooting Club. It is located in Roßmoos, a low moor area south of Inchenhofen in …
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Location: Inchenhofen, Landkreis Aichach-Friedberg, Swabia, Bavaria, Germany