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Subprior Fr Thomas appointed Spiritual Counsellor

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Bishop Wilhelm Krautwaschl has appointed our Fr Thomas as a Spiritual Councillor for his services to the Church in Styria.

Friday, 14.04.2023

Due to his services to the church in Styria, Bishop Wilhelm Krautwaschl has appointed our Fr Thomas as an ecclesiastical councillor. P. Thomas Stellwag-Carion OSB has been a priest since 24 June 2000. He is Director of the Abbey Grammar School as well as Subprior and Novice Master and also Vicar in the Eisenwurzen pastoral area.
 
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