Advent Walk
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Advent Walk in Traunstein: A Quiet Journey Through the City Center
During the Advent season, the longing for calmness, reflection, and spiritual community grows. The Advent Walk in the city center of Traunstein invites you to a religious experience: An individually walkable path with Christmas impulses, designed by groups from the parish of St. Oswald, leads to places of contemplation and prayer.
Sensory Impressions on a Path of Silence
Amidst candlelight, winter air, and quiet anticipation, a faith experience unfolds that speaks to the heart and senses. The short texts and prayers at the stations provide orientation, convey Advent theology in everyday language, and strengthen the sense of community.
Tradition and Theology in the Cityscape
Supported by the liturgical color of Advent and the spirituality of the Traunstein city church, the walk combines reflection with city history. The parish church of St. Oswald, characterized by baroque architecture and a vibrant community life, serves as a spiritual reference point for prayer, liturgy, and pastoral care in the city center.
Route with Stations and Impulses
The path runs through the war memorial at the Hohen Kreuz, the Ettendorfer church, the Weinleite, the viaduct, and back along the Traunweg. It can be walked independently in about an hour and is suitable for individuals, families, and groups who wish to deepen their faith during the Advent season.
Community Together – Individual Prayer
The Christmas impulses come from the parish of St. Oswald and promote spiritual deepening, intercession, and gratitude. Those who remain silent, pray, or pause along the way experience the Advent atmosphere of the city anew – in respect of all who join.
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- Website of the city church Traunstein: https://www.stadtkirche-traunstein.de/
- Social Media: No official profile found
Conclusion: A quiet hour, Advent prayers, and a strong sense of spiritual community are expected. Those who want to live Advent consciously will experience tradition, theology, and city history in a contemplative walk here.
