A fresh start in the Melk Abbey: Frater Dominik occurs in the convent

A fresh start in the Melk Abbey: Frater Dominik occurs in the convent

The monastery community in Melk has a pleasant new addition: Frater Dominik Marold was ceremoniously included as a new novice in the Convention of the Benedictines. This happened in a special ceremony in the collegiate church, which marked the beginning of his one -year novitiate.

Frater Dominik, 23 years old and from Böheimkirchen, has a degree in social pedagogy and works in the Emmausgemeinschaft in St. Pölten. The clothing is an important stage in his life, because it gives him the opportunity to get to know Benedictine life better and to actively contribute to the community. During this time he is accompanied by P. Alois Köberl OSB, the novice master.

a festive occasion

The celebration was surrounded by warm moments, with Dominik also having his family, friends and many members of the monastery. In his speech, he expressed his gratitude for the friendly recording and emphasized the anticipation for the upcoming challenges and encounters in monastery life. "I am looking forward to everything coming and a lot of nice encounters," he said during the celebration.

Abbot Georg Wilfinger also commented on this occasion and explained that the inclusion of a new frater is a real blessing for the community. "Having young people in the monastery is a blessing! We are delighted that the community is growing," said Wilfinger. This is particularly important for the Melk Abbey, as it fulfills a variety of tasks and obligations in the context of the monastic lifestyle.

The future of the monastery

Wilfinger pointed out the importance of monk life, which is both fulfilling and meaningful. He praised the opportunity for young men to discover their spirituality and welcome them to be a guest in the monastery. The Benedictine Community sees the promotion of future generations as a central point of its mission to ensure stability and growth in the coming time.

frater Dominik plans to get involved in child and youth work, which shows that everyday monastery life not only consists from meditative aspects, but also has a strong connection to society.

These events in the Melk Abbey are more than just rituals; They are part of a lively and growing environment in which young people are invited to find their place and lead an enriching life. A report on this solemn clothing is available for detailed information, as on M.noen.at. reports .