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NEUES ARCHIV Für Die Geschichte Der Diözese Linz 17 NEUES ARCHIV für die Geschichte der Diözese Linz 17. Jahrgang (2005) Herausgegeben vom Diözesanarchiv Linz SCHRIFTLEITUNG: JOHANNES EBNER MONIKA WÜRTHINGER Das „Neue Archiv für die Geschichte der Diözese Linz” (NAGDL) erscheint in freier Folge. Die Zeitschrift dient der Erforschung der Diözesangeschichte. Manuskripte, Rezensions- und Tauschexemplare sind an die Schriftleitung zu senden: A-4020 Linz, Harrachstraße 7 e-mail: [email protected] Dieser Band wurde mit Unterstützung von Prälat HR Dr. Josef Hörmandinger, der OÖ. Landesregierung und des Katholischen Pressvereines der Diözese Linz hergestellt. Die Hefte können zum Selbstkostenpreis bezogen werden. Einzahlungen werden erbeten an die Volkskreditbank Linz, Kto.-Nr.00010636157. MEDIENINHABER (Alleininhaber), VERLEGER: Bischöfliches Ordinariat, A-4010 Linz, Herrenstraße 19. Satz: DAL Druck: einDRUCK Verlags- und Herstellungsort: Linz ISBN 3-902195-06-1 INHALT „Niemand soll einen weiten Weg zu einem guten Kloster haben …“................................9 Karl Rehberger Die Stifte und Klöster Oberösterreichs von den Anfängen bis Joseph II. .........................11 Johannes Ebner Klöster und Orden in der Diözese Linz – Ein Überblick .................................................25 Josef Hörmandinger – Monika Würthinger MÄNNERORDEN Augustiner Chorherren.....................................................................................................31 St.Florian bei Linz (seit 1071)...............................................................................33 Reichersberg am Inn (seit 1084)............................................................................37 Ranshofen (1125–1811) ........................................................................................40 Suben (1126–1784)................................................................................................43 Waldhausen (1147–1792)......................................................................................45 Barmherzige Brüder .........................................................................................................48 Linz (seit 1757)......................................................................................................49 Schärding (seit 1931).............................................................................................51 Walding (seit 1932) ...............................................................................................51 Schenkenfelden (seit 1991) ...................................................................................52 Benediktiner .....................................................................................................................52 Mondsee (748–1782/1791)....................................................................................54 Kremsmünster (seit 777) .......................................................................................57 Lambach (seit 1056) ..............................................................................................60 Garsten (1107–1787).............................................................................................65 Gleink (1123–1784)...............................................................................................67 Spital a. Pyhrn (1807–1809)..................................................................................70 Deutscher Orden...............................................................................................................70 Linz (1711–1796) ..................................................................................................71 Dominikaner.....................................................................................................................72 Steyr (1472–1543, 1625–1785) .............................................................................73 Münzbach (1657–1783).........................................................................................74 Franziskaner .....................................................................................................................75 Tiroler Provinz zum seligen Engelbert Kolland Pupping (1477–1785; seit 1879) ......................................................................76 Grein (1622–1784)...........................................................................................78 Suben (1856–1989) ..........................................................................................79 Enns (seit 1859)................................................................................................80 Maria Schmolln (seit 1864)..............................................................................81 Bruckmühl (1883–1992) ..................................................................................82 3 Franziskaner Baumgartenberg (seit 1882).............................................................................83 Linz (Kalvarienberg) (1898–1923) ..................................................................83 Steyr (1928–1992)............................................................................................83 Pergkirchen (1972–1987).................................................................................84 Provinz-Kattowitz (Polen) Braunau a. Inn (seit 1978)................................................................................85 Gesellschaft Christi für emigrierte Polen .........................................................................85 Heiliggeist-Orden.............................................................................................................86 Pulgarn (1315–1567).............................................................................................86 Herz Jesu Missionare .......................................................................................................87 Steyr-Gleink (1950–1999).....................................................................................88 Linz, Baumbachstraße (1961–1981)......................................................................88 Jesuiten ..........................................................................................................................89 Linz-St.Ignatius (1600–1773; seit 1909) ...............................................................90 Pulgarn (1609–1773).............................................................................................91 Traunkirchen (1622–1773)....................................................................................91 Steyr (1632–1773; seit 1865) ................................................................................92 Linz-Freinberg (seit 1837).....................................................................................93 Kamillianer.......................................................................................................................95 Vöcklamarkt, Pfaffing (1950–1968)......................................................................96 Wolfern, Losensteinleiten (1955–1978; 1983–1997) ............................................96 Altenhof am Hausruck (1972–1986) .....................................................................97 Kapuziner .........................................................................................................................98 Nordtiroler Provinz Braunau (1621–1784; 1893–1979)...................................................................99 Ried i.I. (1641–1785; seit 1862).....................................................................100 Wiener Provinz Linz-St. Matthias (1606–1991) ......................................................................103 Steyr (1615–1786)..........................................................................................105 Wels (1627–1784)..........................................................................................105 Schärding (1635–1785) .................................................................................106 Gmunden (seit 1636)......................................................................................107 Freistadt (1639–1785) ....................................................................................108 Linz/Urfahr-St.Josef (1681–1785) .................................................................109 Unbeschuhte Karmeliten ................................................................................................111 Mauthausen (1494–1514)....................................................................................111 Linz (seit 1671)....................................................................................................111 Marianisten.....................................................................................................................114 Freistadt (seit 1900).............................................................................................115 Tragwein, Greisinghof (seit 1904).......................................................................116 Neumarkt i. M., Lest (1910–1986)......................................................................116 4 Marianisten, Linz (1936–2003)......................................................................................117 Mariannhiller..................................................................................................................118 Linz (1886–1936; seit 1953)................................................................................119 Gallneukirchen, Riedegg (seit 1936)
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