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in 1884, the community moved to Emming in 1887, where the monastery took its name from the already existing chapel of Saint Ottilia. In 1886/1887 the adjunct
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In 1895 Andreas Amrhein resigned from the community, which then became a priory. In 1902 St. Ottilien was elevated to the status of an
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After several changes of owner, and the demolition of much of the castle in 1884, in 1886 the estate came into the possession of
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The abbey continued to sponsor the Rhabanus-Maurus-Gymnasium St. Ottilien until 1973, when this task was handed over to the
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was founded as a school for young Benedictine monks and the first group of missionaries were sent to Africa the same year.
190: 27: 449: 122: 313: 153:. The Archabbot of St. Ottilien has ever since been ex officio the head of the St. Ottilien Congregation. 303: 212: 232:), retreat- and guest-houses, a publishing house, workshops and buildings for farming and horticulture. 146: 121:, and for that reason he sought to found a new and independent group. After an initial foundation in 87: 183: 118: 264: 71: 276: 8: 98:
In the 16th century a small castle was built at Emming, including a chapel dedicated to
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European Monasteries of the Congregation of Missionary Benedictines of Saint Ottilien
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Over the years St. Ottilien has added many new facilities: a school (the
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abbey church was consecrated in 1903. The mission museum, in the
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The abbey grew rapidly until 1930, developing missions in
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From April 1945 until May 1948 the abbey served as a
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Benedictine
Eresing
Ammersee
district of Landsberg
Oberbayern
Germany
motherhouse
St. Ottilien Congregation
Saint Ottilia
Baroque
Andreas Amrhein
Beuron Archabbey
Beuronese Congregation
Reichenbach
district of Cham
Rhabanus-Maurus-Gymnasium St. Ottilien
abbey
Benedictine Confederation
South Africa
Korea
China
Gestapo
Displaced Persons (DP) camp
concentration camp
Diocese of Augsburg
Sacred Heart

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