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The narrative explores the inspiring life of Reverend Demetrius Augustine Gallitzin, highlighting his role as a beloved pastor at St. Michael's Church in Loretto. It delves into his personal experiences, spiritual journey, and significant philanthropic efforts, providing valuable insights into his character and contributions to the community.

A glimpse into a museum's superb selection of 19 Schwontkowskis A suite of paintings by German artist Norbert Schwontkowski (1949–2013) from the Böckmann Collection at the Neues Museum in Nuremberg form the basis of this publication.

The memoir offers a detailed account of the life and character of Reverend Prince Demetrius A. de Gallitzin, highlighting his contributions and experiences. As a historical figure, Gallitzin's journey is explored within the context of his time, providing insights into his faith, dedication, and influence. This high-quality reprint of the original 1869 edition preserves the authenticity and richness of the narrative, making it a valuable resource for those interested in religious history and personal biographies.

The memoir offers an insightful portrayal of Rev. Prince Demetrius A. de Gallitzin, highlighting his role as the founder of Loretto and his contributions to Catholicism in Cambria County, Pennsylvania. It explores his character and the impact he had as an apostle in the Allegheny region. This high-quality reprint of the original 1869 edition preserves the historical significance of his life and work, providing readers with a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs he faced in his mission.

Drei Bildhauer, drei Materialien – Eisen, Holz, Stein – und drei völlig verschiedene Ansätze. Eisentreppen von Nicola Carrino (*1932), die ursprünglich passive Betrachter in aktive Gestalter verwandeln sollten: Partizipation als Mittel zur Emanzipation. Ein Kubus aus geschichteten, angekohlten Holzbalken des japanischen Bildhauers Toshikatsu Endo (*1950): ein Epitaph, das die mythische Gewalt des Feuers beschwört. Schließlich drei Skulpturen von Karl Prantl (*1923): das Hohe Lied auf den Stein, der in seiner ganzen Sinnlichkeit ausgekostet wird. Die eindrucksvollen Werke zeigen die ganze Bandbreite der künstlerischen Interessen des Sammlerehepaars Marianne und Hansfried Defet.