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Hohe Besuche bei Abt Gerhard

Hohe Besuche bei Abt Gerhard

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Bischof Bernard Fansaka (Kongo) und Erzbischof Volodymyr (Ukraine) besuchen Abt Gerhard

Hohe Besuche bei Abt Gerhard

Bischof Bernard Fansaka
Abt und Stift haben in seiner Diözese Popokabaka (Kongo) eine Schule errichtet.

Erzbischof Volodymyr von der griechisch-katholischen Diözese Ivano Frankivsk (Ukraine)
Abt, Stift und Spender helfen den Binnenflüchtlingen.

Hohe Besuche bei Abt Gerhard
Hohe Besuche bei Abt Gerhard
Hohe Besuche bei Abt Gerhard
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