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The Eremitage Maria Reizenborn, or Räzebore, is a former hermitage in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany (Hunsrück mountain range). The Hermitage is located on a pilgrimage route of Simmern nearby Spabrücken, which crosses the Soonwald back. This place was chosen by the Monks in the Middle Ages due to the beneficial effect of its legend, because it is where ''Maria Reizenborn'' was born, in Hunsrücker Platt'' Räzebore''. It served the pilgrims, as well as the hunters, in the 17th century as a rest stop. A sanctuary built by the Celts in pre-Christian times, in the year 1000, has been found in the Evangelical Church in Riesweiler, walled in by stone figures, which are still visible. == History == The first hermit Gerhard occupied the Hermitage site in 1718. In 1732, on Whit Tuesday, a chapel was consecrated. Since 14 August 1732, the resident hermit Bernhard Fritz obtained permission to hold church services and on Whit Tuesday and on Sunday after the Assumption caused pilgrimage processions to be held there. The hermits supported the pilgrimages. The first procession was held a year after the inauguration of the chapel. On 26 April 1736, the first marriage there took place. In 1744, the Pentecostal procession had set a new record for size, and the hermit Anton Bambach needed 10 guilders to maintain the chapel. Repeatedly visiting pastors from the region of the chapel gave enough to maintain it. In 1775, near the small hermitage, a large new church was built. Because of the wars against the French in 1796, the Hermitage could not be inhabited. The Hermitage was abandoned in 1796, and it became forgotten over time. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Eremitage Maria Reizenborn」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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