Public Worship: Creation and Community in Traunstein


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Worship for Creation at the Campus Festival
In the tranquil setting of the St. Michael Campus, a public worship service invites everyone to consciously shape the start of the week and place creation at the center of the shared celebration. Students of the boarding school, their parents, and all interested parties come together for a special faith experience in spiritual community.
Reflective Start on Sunday
According to Jewish-Christian counting, Sunday is considered the first day of the week. This long tradition connects the beginning of the new week with gratitude, prayer, and a mindful perception of life. This idea is taken up in the worship service and linked to a celebration of creation.
Liturgy, Prayer, and Community
The liturgical celebration in the Oratory of the St. Michael Study Seminar opens a space for calm, reflection, and shared pause. Religious experience arises through the connection of prayer, biblical tradition, and personal views on the world as creation. The open invitation is directed to the campus community as well as to guests from Traunstein and the surrounding area.
Part of the Campus Festival
The worship service on Sunday, October 18, 2026, marks the spiritual conclusion of the Campus Festival. The St. Michael education campus will become a place for encounter, education, culture, and collaborative shaping during the festival. The service provides a consciously spiritual accent and brings together people of various generations.
Invitation to All Interested
The public worship service begins at 10:30 AM and is expected to last until 11:30 AM. Participation is possible without registration. Visitors can expect a communal celebration with a special focus on creation, gratitude, and the start of a new week.
Those who wish to experience Sunday as a time for faith practice, encounter, and inner gathering will find an inviting place at the St. Michael Study Seminar. Experience the service live and celebrate creation together with the campus community.










