Mindelstetten
Mindelstetten is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Eichstätt and a member of the administrative community Pförring.
- 2.1 religions
- 2.2 Amalgamations
- 2.3 Population development
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Mayor
- 3.3 Coat of Arms
- 4.1 monuments 4.1.1 Parish Church of St. Nicholas in Mindelstetten
- 4.1.2 Altöttinger Chapel
- 5.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
- 5.2 traffic
- 5.3 Formation
Geography
Geographical Location
Mindelstetten lies in the region of Ingolstadt, in the Hallertau region on the border with Lower Bavaria. By Mindelstetten flows Dettenbach. Mindelstetten lies between the Bellerberg and Schellerberg.
Community structure
There are the following districts: Grass Hausen, Hiendorf, cottage living, Imbath, Mindelstetten, open village, Stockau upper open village pond, Tettenagger and the forest.
History
The place Mindelstetten located at the old salt and iron street Nuremberg -Landshut. The first mention was made in 1042 in a document of colonization monastery of St. Emmeram in Regensburg; it gives a Erchantrud the monastery Good to " Mundilstetti ". In the 12th century there existed a local aristocracy: 1123 enters Tiemo of Mundel Stetten as a witness. For 1244, a first pastor of Mundilstatt with Henricus Plebanus mentioned in a document, commissioned by the Bishop of Eichstätt. 1408 acquired the masters of the Althinzenhauser from Solnhofen monastery, the village Mingelstetten; the provost Solnhofen, belonging to the monastery of Fulda, should have received the patronage rights soon after 1100. In the Thirty Years' War, the village suffered severe damage in 1632. 1692 was looking for a great fire home the village. 1860 acquired Mindelstetten the first time a fire engine.
Mindelstetten belonged to Rentamt Munich and from 1803 to the district court Abensberg of the electorate and later the Kingdom of Bavaria. Since the merger of the District Court Abensberg with the district court Kelheim Kelheim to the district office in 1862 Mindelstetten belongs to the district office Kelheim, which was renamed in the district of Kelheim 1939.
Religions
The municipal area Catholic parishes Mindelstetten and open village exist.
Incorporations
On June 1, 1928 part of the dissolved municipality Schwab Stetten was incorporated. On 1 July 1972, added Hiendorf. On May 1, 1978 Cottage Hausen followed with the incorporated village in 1939 open.
Population Development
On the territory of the municipality in 1910 were 398 ( census of 1 December 1910), 1970 1273, 1987, 1254 and 2000 counted 1,611 residents a year.
Policy
Parish council
The local council of Mindelstetten has 12 members.
- CSU 6 seats
- Christian Wählergemeinschaft 6 seats
(As at municipal election on March 2, 2008)
Mayor
Mayor Josef watchers (CSU ) It was in 2002 Successor of Emmeram Batz (CSU ).
Coat of arms
On the crest of a marten, in memory of the noble family Muggenthaler, which had its seat in cabin living, and a hops plant are shown, since the hop plays a large role in the region. In the lower range of further features a crown of thorns and a lily, both in memory of the Holy Anna Schäffer.
Culture and sights
There are in Mindelstetten a theater club. The birthplace of the mystic Anna Schaeffer is located in the Anna Schäffer Street.
Monuments
Parish Church of St. Nicholas in Mindelstetten
The first local church was probably built in the second half of the 12th century; the basement of the present tower dates from this period. Whether this choir tower church was built back in the monastery of St. Emmeram or only by the Provost Solnhofen, is unclear; in any case, the left side altar of the church was dedicated to Saint Sola to 1684. The church was destroyed in 1400 transformed gothic (consecrated in 1433 ) and in 1692 by fire. 1707/1711 they were extended to the west and exhibited there baroque altars. 1736 the high altar was consecrated. 1776 raised a storm from the tower dome. 1826/27 was the church at a major renovation after removal of the dilapidated vault for a new white blanket; the altars were moved back to the east. 1846-52 was a pyramid-shaped spire roof on the tower with its four gables. 1904/ 05 the church under architect Henry Hauberrisser (Regensburg) was in the " Gothic style simple form " newly built, the tower was reused. The Plague dates from 1580; 1905 acquired by the subsidiary church Hiendorf neo-Gothic pulpit was returned in 1928 and instead installed a 1955 neo-Baroque pulpit. The right side shows the altar instead of an altarpiece, a wooden statue of Saint Barbara, the left, the wooden figure of Mary as Queen of the Rosary. The Way of the Cross painted 1944 artist Goss ( Ingolstadt ). - A south adjacent to the church, about twice as large extension was 1994/95, built by the architectural firm Blasch, Regensburg, for which the south side of the old church was broken. For the construction of the old school and ancillary buildings was demolished. For the amount transferred to the extension to three extended to a total of 22 organ register a new organ in 2001 in the old church erected. The offset after a renovation in the new Rococo high altar with a statue of St. Nicholas in 1905. The left side altar shows as an altarpiece Mary Immaculate, the right the Archangel Michael slaying the dragon, both Nazarenergemälde unknown hand from the second half of the 19th century. On 25 July 1972, the bones of the deceased on 5 October 1925 as a sufferer in the odor of sanctity Anna Schäffer, were the " carpenter Nandl ", exhumed in the course of Auflassens of the old cemetery and a day later in a crypt in the right aisle of the church buried. On 30 January 1999 she was reburied in a new tomb in the center aisle of the reorganized Holy Sepulchre; the grave board was created by the artist Alfred Böschl from Adlhausen. The beatification process of Anna Schäffer was launched on 17 March 1973 the beatification took place on 7 March 1999. On 21 October 2012, Anna Schäffer by Pope Benedict XVI. been canonized in Rome. 2004, a newly built pilgrim center of his determination was passed; annual visit around 25 000 believers the grave. The parish Mindelstetten belongs to the diocese of Regensburg.
Altöttinger Chapel
The Chapel of Mercy in Altötting modeled Altöttinger chapel was built by the B 299 after Hiendorf, on behalf of the " Strasbourg host " Mindelstetten 1834 at the fork in the road Neustadt- Vohburg, today turnoff. In 1916 she was converted into a war memorial chapel.
See also → List of monuments in Mindelstetten
Sports
FC Mindelstetten offers in addition to playing in the circle class Danube River Isar football department curling, women's gymnastics and taekwondo. The tennis club Mindelstetten plays on three clay courts.
Regular events
On the 2nd weekend of October each year the Mindelstetten Ttener market is held with choice of law Hopfenkönigin.
Economy and infrastructure
Economy, agriculture and forestry
The municipal tax revenue amounted to the equivalent of € 585,000 in 1999, which amounted to the trade tax revenues ( net) converted € 77,000. It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the manufacturing sector and not in the trade and transport 14 persons work at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 27 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 529 in the manufacturing sector there were 2 businesses operating in the construction industry 1. In addition, in 1999, there were 60 farms with an agricultural area of 1186 ha, of which 1095 ha of arable land and 91 ha of permanent grassland.
Traffic
By Mindelstetten leads the federal highway 299
Education
There are the following facilities (as of 2008):
- Kindergartens: 70 kindergarten places with 60 children in three groups
- Elementary schools: one primary school with 4 classes, six teachers and 88 students
On Rector Peter Ladenburg follows teacher Hans Bayerlein as the new headmaster.
Sons and daughters of the town
Anna Schäffer (* February 18, 1882; † October 5, 1925 ), Pope Benedict XVI said Anna Schäffer on October 21, 2012 holy.