Neuhofen/Ybbs: Festive admission of new altar servers for the Christ King Sunday

Neuhofen/Ybbs: Festive admission of new altar servers for the Christ King Sunday

Last Sunday, an important event was celebrated in the Neuhofen/Ybbs parish, which brought together many parishioners. The Christkönigsfest, an important festival in the church year, was marked by the admission of new altar servers. A total of seven young people were warmly accepted into the community of altar servers.

Pastor Christoph Hofstätter and the altar server director Monika Veigl were present to lead the celebrations. The atmosphere in the Ostarrichi parish was festive and full of joy when the new altar servers celebrated their official entry into this important service in the church. The eager youngsters can now proudly join the other altar servers and support them with the services.

a warm welcome

The reception of the new altar servers was a moving moment that was celebrated not only by the parish members present, but also by the families of the young people. "It is nice to see how our service in the parish develops and new generations are committed," said Pastor Hofstätter, while congratulating the new ministers.

The Christkönigsfest not only offered an opportunity to celebrate, but also the opportunity to strengthen community and share faith. The traditional ceremony was framed by various activities and prayers that underlined the importance of the festival.

Another highlight was the meal together, which brought the members of the parish closer together. There were many opportunities to exchange stories and experiences, which encouraged the newly gained altar servers and conveyed them to the feeling of belonging.

Overall, the admission of the new altar servers shows how alive the parish of Neuhofen/Ybbs is and how important the service in the church is for the young generation. The joy of the growth and the commitment of young people gives hope for a continued active and responsible community. For more information about this event, details can be found in a detailed report on www.noen.at .