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Admont Abbey mourns the death of Abbot Primate emeritus Dr Notker Wolf OSB

On the evening of 2 April 2024, Abbot Primate Emeritus Notker Wolf passed away.

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Admont Abbey - Maundy Thursday 2024
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Maundy Thursday 2024

In today's Mass of the Last Supper, Abbot Gerhard emphasised in his sermon the virtue of love, which is expressed through the washing of the feet.

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