File 1.70 - Nonnberg Abbey, Oldest Uninterrupted Women's Benedictine Monastery in Europe

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Nonnberg Abbey, Oldest Uninterrupted Women's Benedictine Monastery in Europe

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  • 1998-08-27 (Creation)

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Internet information, brochures, photographs, 1990-2000

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  • German

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    Content for file: Nonnberg Abbey, Oldest Uninterrupted Women's Benedictine Monastery in Europe

    Art reprint 4x5.75 of St. Benedict Fresco, c. 1140 at Abtei Nonnberg, Salzburg

    Photo reprint 5.75x4 of crypt at Abtei Nonnberg, Salzburg

    Photo reprint 5.75x8 of Abbess's chair at Abtei Nonnberg, Salzburg

    Printed pamphlet, Die Alten Pontifikalien Der Abtissin (the old pontificals of the abbess) at Stift (Abbey) Nonnberg, Salzburg - in German

    Printed brochure/pamphlet, The Abbey of Nonnberg, Salzburg, with historical background and description of abbey church - in English

    Envelope, greeting card on Japanese paper, with Gregorian chant on cover, blank inside, and personal letter from Abtissin Perptua, OSB, Abbess of Nonnburg Abbey, to Sr. Mary Philip Berger, dated Advent, 2007(?) (the letter is in German, no translation)

    3 pages from computer site, Lycos search: Nonnberg Abbey, at https://www.lycos.com/cgi-bin/pursuit?adv=0&cat=lycos&npl=matchmode%3Dand8/27/98v%3d, accessed 8/27/1998 - in English

    2 pages from computer site, Wikepedia: Nonnberg Abbey, at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonnberg_Abbey, accessed 3/9/2011, in English

    Photocopy of page from MEDIEVAL WOMEN MONASTICS: Wisdom's Wellsprings (M. Schmitt, L. Kulzer, ed.) p. 49. Chapter 4: Erentrude: Nonnberg, Eichstatt, America (L. Kulzer, OSB)

    Photos (in 4 protective sleeves) of Sr. Mary Dominic Frederick, OSB and Sr. Mary Philip Berger, OSB at Nonnberg Abbey and Salzburg (early 1990's, 2000)

    Book: Frauen vor Gott: Geschichte und Wirken der Benediktinerinnenabtei St. Erentrudis auf dem Nonnberg in Salzburg; written by Irmgard Schmidt-Sommer and Theresia Bolschwing [Women of God: History and Work of the Benedictine Abbey of St. Erentrudis on the Nonnberg in Salzburg] - in German, printed in 1990

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    THE SOUND OF MUSIC was made in Salzburg, Austria. Many of the scenes were shot at Nonnberg Abbey from which St. Walburg Abbey in Eichstatt was founded. Nonnberg Abbey was founded c. 712 by St. Rupert. Thus, Monastery Immaculate Conception is a fifth-generation daughter of Nonnberg Abbey. The photographs were taken by Sister Mary Philip Berger and Sister Mary Dominic Frederick who visited Nonnberg Abbey in the early 1990's. Sister Mary Philip visited again in 2000.

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