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Welcome to Benediktinerstift Lambach, a cherished Benedictine community nestled in the heart of Upper Austria. Founded in 1056, we warmly invite you to explore our nearly 1,000 years of faith, history, and monastic life.
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Welcome to Lambach Benedictine Abbey, a Benedictine community in the heart of Upper Austria. We warmly invite you to share our faith and our way of life with us.
History
The secular canon monastery of Lambach, founded around 1046, was renewed in 1056 by St. Adalbero, the last of the Traungauer family, Counts of Lambach-Wels and Bishop of Würzburg, and established as a Benedictine community. The first monks arrived with Blessed Abbot Egbert from Schwarzach (now Münsterschwarzach). The Romanesque frescoes in the west choir of the abbey church also date from this period. In 1089, monks from Lambach settled in the monastery of Melk. The monastery, which was dissolved in 1941, was restored in 1945.
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Stay
Several guest rooms are available within the monastery building. Additionally, a new hostel provides space for pilgrims.
Pray
Vigils & Lauds:
Every day: 6:10 a.m.
Midday Prayer:
Monday – Friday: 12:00 p.m.,
Saturday, Sunday, Holidays: 11:30 a.m.
Vespers:
Monday – Friday: 6:00 p.m. with Compline,
Saturday, Sunday, Holidays: 5:30 p.m.
Compline:
Saturday, Sunday, Holidays: after supper.
Worship
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