On Friday, the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the archbishop of Vienna, Cardinal Schönborn, will ordain six men to the priesthood: Manuelito Flores, Helmut Gschaider, Andreas Guganeder, Dimitry Merenich, Konstantin Reymaier, and Giovanni Risaliti. Please say a prayer for them.
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Dear Herr Bolin
I am an art historian and a friend from London of Fr Konstantin Reymaier, whom you mention as being recently ordained. Do you know at which church in Vienna he is serving?
With thanks and best wishes
Susan Morris
Yes, he is at the parish Hernals (Kalvarienbergkirche), in the 17th district.