Common memory: Soul Sunday in Bludenz connects generations

Common memory: Soul Sunday in Bludenz connects generations

Bludenz was the scene of traditional commemoration on the last Sunday of the soul, which praised the memories of the fallen soldiers. The musical framework took place under the direction of Mario Ploner, organized by the Bludenzer Liederkranz in the Heilig-Kreuzkirche. The celebrations attracted numerous residents and official guests and offered space for thoughtful reflections on peace and loss.

Pater Guido Kobiec, the head of the Catholic Church in the pastoral area Bludenz, directed the fair, in which songs such as "Where should I turn" and "Kumbayah My Lord". One of the most impressive moments was the story of pastoral manager Thomas Folie, who reported Roswitha, a contemporary witness from Brunnenfeld who had witnessed how a fallen soldier complained about in her quarter of each household. These personal stories gave the commemoration a particularly emotional note.

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After the fair, the participants paid their attention to the war memorial, where a procession with musicians, fire brigade, comradeship association and political representatives took place. A moving quote from Father Kobiec, who bid God's blessing for the memorial, illustrated the community spirit of this gathering. In his speech, Mayor Simon Tschann emphasized the task of preserving peace and recalled the warlike conflicts in the past that continues to be an important topic in today's society.

The thank -you speech of the chairman of the comradeship association, Helmuth August Küng, who also praised the Bludenz fire brigade, who has also been loyal to the commemoration for many years. He presented a souvenir band of supporters of the 150th anniversary, which were absent, and expressed his recognition for the tradition of accompanying the soul Sunday musically.

In addition, not only the warfare was thought on that day, but also the members of the blue light organizations who left their lives in action. This proved that the commemoration created a far -reaching sense of community that goes beyond the limits of past and present.

The event has made it clear how important memory is common and how it reminds us to appreciate the values of peace. For further insights into the celebrations and their importance, a detailed report can be viewed on www.vol.at