Pfarrsprengel
Pfarrsprengel is a term used in the context of the Roman Catholic Church to describe a specific type of parish. The term is derived from the German words "Pfarre" (parish) and "Sprengel" (district or area). A Pfarrsprengel is a parish that is organized around a specific geographical area, rather than a specific church building or community. This type of parish is often found in rural or sparsely populated areas where the population is scattered across a large area.
The concept of Pfarrsprengel was introduced in the 19th century as a way to address the challenges
One of the key features of a Pfarrsprengel is the use of mobile chapels or visiting priests
In some cases, a Pfarrsprengel may be divided into smaller administrative units called "Seelsorgebezirke" (pastoral districts)
The concept of Pfarrsprengel has been adapted and modified over time to suit the changing needs and