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Liturgical catastrophe that engulfed the Church of the Nativity of Mary in Aschaffenburg

"In 1955, the interior of the church was redesigned in line with liturgical developments. A table-shaped high altar was installed, and the central window in the chancel was designed by the young artist Friedrich Höfer from Bensheim. The other church windows were created by local artists. The church was ‘de-Gothicised’ in 1961 and completely redesigned in 1999 according to the overall concept of the Viennese sculptor and artist Leo Zogmayer. All the windows and liturgical objects were designed specifically for this space in a highly minimalist style. It is a bright space that allows those entering to breathe in a sense of spaciousness and freedom, clarity and openness. It is ideally suited to liturgical and cultural gatherings as well as to meditation." Source 1900 1952 1955 1961 2005 2025 Dinner time Father Markus Krauth who left two years ago An earlier generation Easter will be danced!

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