Honorary for Windhaag: Josef Honeder celebrates his commitment

Honorary for Windhaag: Josef Honeder celebrates his commitment

in Windhaag at Perg has a significant honor for Josef Honeder. The committed pastor and historian, who has been in his community in Inzet for many years, was appointed honorary citizen. This award is the highest that a community can award and represents a special recognition of its merits.

Josef Honeder has emerged through his extensive commitment in the community. His work is particularly noteworthy to process the history of Windhaag and thus strengthen the population's awareness of their cultural heritage. With his personal donations, he also actively contributed to the restoration of the Altenburg branch church and the renovation of the priority. These projects testify to his deep understanding of the importance of local history and culture.

ceremonial handover of the honorary certificate

The official handover of the honorary citizenship certificate took place on November 10th. Mayor Bettina Bernhart, former mayor Adolf Feiglstorfer, Anton Zuderstorfer and Martin Luger, were the chairman of the cultural association. These personalities emphasized Honeder's services to the community and appreciate his commitment, which is now recognized with this special award. Monsignor Honeder was visibly pleased with the preserved appreciation and presented an original copy of the Topographia Windhagiana to the community representatives, which comes from Count Joachim Enzmilner.

This honor is not only a personal award for Josef Honeder, but also a sign of appreciation of personal commitment to the benefit of the community. The citizens of Windhaag can count themselves lucky to have such a committed and generous supporter in their midst.

Josef Honeder's efforts underline how important understanding and maintaining regional traditions and cultural heritage are. His work will be inspired for a long time in the community and future generations. For detailed information about the event and the merits of Josef Honeder, .