Valuable legacy: the Franciscan monastery as the heart of Schwaz

Valuable legacy: the Franciscan monastery as the heart of Schwaz

On Wednesday, the Franciscan monastery in Schwaz opened its doors for media representatives, which Brother René Dorer was usually conducted for the patrons. This special occasion was not only a look behind the scenes, but also a sign of the cultural meaning that the monastery in the region has.

Culture officer Iris Mailer-Schrey in her speech emphasized the immense importance of the monastery for the city. "The concern that this identity -creating institution of the city is lost is enormous," she said. She emphasized that the preservation of a lively Franciscan monastery was indispensable. "In the course of its history, the monastery is a non -distinguishing place of pastoral care, concentration, art and culture as well as intellectual things. It has always shaped and designed the city's year."

a place of spirituality and culture

The Franciscan monastery has developed into a center of spirituality and art over the decades. It was and is a retreat for many who are looking for peace and concentration. The events offered under the roof of the monastery not only have a farm for the local art scene, but also promote cultural exchange.

With the open day in the monastery, the relevance of this institution in modern society is to be pointed out. The idea of opening the gates on the national holiday offers the public the opportunity to get to know the cultural heritage of the monastery better.

The event not only attracts interested parties, but is also an opportunity for the community to recognize and appreciate the importance of the monastery in its living environment. The combination of tradition and contemporary culture makes the monastery a valuable part of city life in Schwaz.

Further insights into the activities and offers of the monastery are available in future reports that will illuminate the versatile role of the monastery in Schwaz and its influence on the cultural landscape. The interest in the cultural mile and the preservation of such institutions are essential for identity and the cultural life of the city.