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St. Radegund, Oberösterreich, Österreich
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Footpath to the parish church of St. Radegund with a view of the church
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The high altar, built around 1770, has a statue of Our Lady with Child in its centre, above which is the image of St Radegundis, the patron saint of the village and church. Next to it are the two weather saints St John and St Paul.
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The parish church is dedicated to St Radegundis.\n\nThe history of the church: \nIn 1372, the foundation of a daily mass in the St. Radegundis Chapel in Weilhart near Ettenau by Dukes Stefan the Elder and his son Johann with 100 pounds pfennigs for the light and construction and for the dedication of the land, \u201ewhat a man may throw down with a throwing stone from the \u00e4u\u00dfarthest corners.\u201cThe church was administered by the Abbot of Raitenhaslach. The church was consecrated on 15 April 1422 by Bishop Engelmar von Chiemsee. The original 4-bay nave was extended by 2 side aisles in 1560. In 1788, St. Radegund was elevated to a parish. The sacristy was added in 1908.
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St. Radegund parish church in St. Radegund: A historic-looking property surrounded by lush gardens. There are numerous decorative crosses and gravestones in the grounds. The planting is very varied with a wide range of flowers and plants.
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St. Radegund parish church in St. Radegund: A traditional building with a pointed roof and arched windows stands in the middle of a well-tended garden. A curved staircase leads to an entrance surrounded by flowers and plants. The surroundings are characterised by green trees and a clear blue sky.
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Franz Jägerstätter was born on 20 May 1907 in St. Radegund to a single farmer's maid. The loving upbringing of his grandmother, his poverty and religious readings shaped the adolescent. The fact that he strictly refused the second call-up by the National Socialists due to his religious beliefs made him a tragic national hero. He was sentenced to death for refusing military service and beheaded in Brandenburg/Mavel on 9 August 1943.
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Franz Jägerstätter was born on 20 May 1907 in St. Radegund to a single farmer's maid. The loving upbringing of his grandmother, his poverty and religious readings shaped the adolescent. The fact that he strictly refused the second call-up by the National Socialists due to his religious beliefs made him a tragic national hero. He was sentenced to death for refusing military service and beheaded in Brandenburg/Mavel on 9 August 1943.
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Franz Jägerstätter was born on 20 May 1907 in St. Radegund to a single farmer's maid. The loving upbringing of his grandmother, his poverty and religious readings shaped the adolescent. The fact that he strictly refused the second call-up by the National Socialists due to his religious beliefs made him a tragic national hero. He was sentenced to death for refusing military service and beheaded in Brandenburg/Mavel on 9 August 1943.
St. Radegund 6
5121 St. Radegund
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This wonderful Gothic Church was built in 1422 and dedicated to Saint Radegund by Bishop Engelmar (Chiemsee District) on April 15, 1422.

Parish Church
St. Radegund 6
5121 St. Radegund

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