Wurmsbach Abbey (Kloster Mariazell-Wurmsbach) is a monastery of Cistercian nuns located in Bollingen, a locality of Rapperswil-Jona, in the Canton of St...
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1123); Cluniacs (before 1123-1536/37) Beerenberg Abbey or Mariazell Abbey (Kloster Mariazell am Beerenberg) (dissolved), at Wülflingen (Winterthur): hermitage...
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the Counts of Rapperswil; in 1267 it was united with the nearby Mariazell Wurmsbach Abbey. In 1519 a new church in honor of St. Pancras was inaugurated...
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Rüti Monastery (redirect from Kloster Rüti)
part of the Rüti Monastery; in 1267 it was united with the nearby Mariazell Wurmsbach Abbey. Initially founded as a branch of the Premonstratensian Abbey...
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wave of foundations is documented: Wettingen Abbey in 1227, and the Mariazell-Wurmsbach Abbey in 1259. On 28 August 1232 a document confirms an exchange...
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