25 years of the Gnadenhof: Consecration of the prayer for animals celebrated

25 years of the Gnadenhof: Consecration of the prayer for animals celebrated

A prayer place was recently consecrated in Langenrohr in honor of St. Franz of Assisi. This solemn occasion took place as part of the celebrations for the 25th anniversary of the Neumer Gnadenhof. The Gnadenhof was launched by Johannes Embacher and innkeeper Leopold Neumer a quarter of a century ago to offer animals that needed a new home.

The consecration of the prayer site was accompanied by several people, including important personalities from the region such as Birgit Henninger-Kurzmann and Gerti Jilch. This ceremony praised both the Gnadenhof and the commitment of the founders who have been committed to the good of the animals for 25 years.

the importance of the grace yard

The Gnadenhof Neumer has set itself the task of offering animals that often come from difficult conditions, a safe and loving home. This initiative is particularly important at a time when the sensitive needs of animals are increasingly becoming the focus of the public. The commitment of the founders and the supporter of the Gnadenhof helps to raise awareness of animal welfare.

The prayer site not only serves as a place of prayer and reflection, but also as a symbol for the values that the Gnadenhof represents. Over the years, the Gnadenhof has developed into a point of contact for people who take the topic of animal welfare seriously and want to actively participate.

Overall, the construction of the prayer site represents a valuable addition to the Gnadenhof. The location, which has been for animal welfare and care for 25 years, is further enriched by this new aspect. The prayer facility should continue to bring people who want to get involved in the well -being of animals and their fate.

More about the consecration of the prayer facility and the history of the Gnadenhof Neumer can be found in a detailed report on www.noen.at .