Who organizes the Kirwa

The event is supported by the parish of St. Martin Gebenbach in the vicinity of the pilgrimage church at Mausberg; liturgical leadership and pastoral support are provided by the parish.

When does the Kirwa start

The Kirwa Wolfsfeld starts on Saturday, 12.09.2026 at 12:09 PM; liturgical program items and customary offerings follow throughout the day.

What is the participation fee

Participation is free; donations for church work are voluntarily welcome.

Is there a dress code

Appropriate clothing corresponding to the church space is recommended; please consider weatherproof clothing and comfortable footwear for the outdoor area.

What is the address of the event venue

Pilgrimage Church of Our Lady, Mausberg 1, 92256 Hahnbach; please pay attention to local guidance on directions.

Can non-members also participate

Yes, all interested parties are warmly welcomed; the Kirwa is understood as an open celebration of faith and community.

Spiritual Community: Experience Kirwa Wolfsfeld at Mausberg Hahnbach with Prayer and Tradition

Name: Kirwa Wolfsfeld at Mausberg Hahnbach
Start: 2026-09-12T14:09:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-12T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Wallfahrtskirche Unserer Lieben Frau (Mausberg)

Kirwa Wolfsfeld at Mausberg: Lived Faith, Lived Community

In quiet anticipation, pilgrims, families, and Kirwaleut come together: The Kirwa Wolfsfeld at Mausberg in Hahnbach invites you to an experience of faith, reflection, and joyful encounters. Around the pilgrimage church of Our Lady, a spiritual community emerges, where prayer, gratitude, and Bavarian Kirchweih tradition harmoniously unite.

Liturgy and Tradition in Harmony

The day begins with a solemn worship service, prayer, and church songs. In the liturgical celebration, we encounter the spirituality of the Roman Catholic Church: the Word of God, intercessions, blessings, and veneration of Mary shape the religious experience. Afterwards, customs and Kirwa rituals continue the festive theme: encounters, music, and vibrant Kirchweih culture create a strong sense of community.

Sensory Impressions on the Pilgrimage Mountain

Under old trees, a calm, reverent atmosphere spreads. The scent of resin and freshly mowed grass, the ringing of bells, and the soft murmuring of prayers – all of this makes the spiritual atmosphere tangible. The historic pilgrimage church at Mausberg offers space for silence and gratitude, while outside, Kirwa joy and customs come to life.

Strengthening Community, Sharing Faith

Celebrating together means believing together: The parish of St. Martin Gebenbach provides pastoral support; prayer, liturgy, and pastoral closeness offer orientation. The Kirwa as a Kirchweih refers to the consecration of the church and makes the community visible as the body of Christ – faith you can touch, tradition to celebrate together.

Practical Information for Your Visit

The event venue is Mausberg in 92256 Hahnbach. Please allow time for the journey to the pilgrimage church and pay attention to local signs on site. Admission is free.

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Conclusion

For those seeking peace, reflection, and vibrant tradition, this is the place: The Kirwa Wolfsfeld at Mausberg combines prayer, liturgy, and Bavarian Kirchweih culture. Experience this religious event and the warm community on site – and take blessings and joy home with you.