Community celebrates Thanksgiving in Bruck: a festival of tradition and joy

Community celebrates Thanksgiving in Bruck: a festival of tradition and joy

d ie parish Bruck celebrated its traditional Thanksgiving festival last Sunday. At this event, numerous participants came together to express gratitude for the harvest and abundance of nature. Pastor P. Erich Waclawski, who tithe the fair in the church, warmly welcomed the local farmers.

The organization of the festival was in the capable hands of Michaela Kampel. The farmers of the community braided a wonderful harvest crown and lovingly adorned the altar of the church with various crops. This visual splendor not only attracted the eyes of church visitors, but also symbolized gratitude for the region's agricultural products.

celebrations and agape

After the festival service, the guests were invited to the Agape in front of the church. There was wine, grape juice and fresh bread that created a sociable atmosphere. This gathering gave visitors the opportunity to talk and enjoy the day in a friendly ambience.

A special highlight of the day was the performance of the folk dance group "Brucker Dirndln". This group performed a lively dance performance that enriched the celebrations and created a particularly happy atmosphere. Visitors, including the children, were able to experience how tradition and modernity were linked in an appealing way.

The participation of the community and the commitment of the volunteers have contributed to the fact that the Thanksgiving Festival became an unforgettable event. For everyone present there was both a spiritual and a festive component that made the day special.

This celebration is not only a highlight in the calendar year of the parish of Bruck, but also shows the strong sense of community that prevails in the region. The local farmers who contribute to the abundance of harvesting through their hard work were particularly appreciated in this solemn atmosphere.

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