When does the Women’s Prayer Chain in Aholming take place?

The event takes place on Monday, October 19, 2026, from 7 PM to approximately 9:30 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The venue is the community center Aholming at Tabertshausener Straße 11, 94527 Aholming.

What can visitors expect?

The evening begins with a small service. Afterwards, Archbishop Gustavo Bombin Espino from Madagascar will discuss his work and the situation of people in his diocese.

Is registration required?

According to the event information, no registration is required to participate.

Is there an entrance fee?

The event is announced as free of charge.

Who organizes the Women’s Prayer Chain?

The organizer is the Catholic German Women’s Association Aholming in cooperation with the KDFB Deanery Osterhofen.

Women’s Prayer Chain Aholming 2026

Name: Women’s Prayer Chain with Archbishop Gustavo from Madagascar
Start: 2026-10-19T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-19T21:30:00+02:00
Location: Bürgerhaus Aholming

Praying together, sharing hope: Women’s Prayer Chain in Aholming

An evening of prayer, solidarity, and global connection awaits visitors on October 19, 2026, at the community center Aholming. The Women’s Prayer Chain connects personal spirituality with an awareness of the living realities of people in Madagascar.

Beginning with a small service

The evening starts at 7 PM with a small service. In a calm and focused atmosphere, prayer, liturgy, and shared religious experience take center stage. The Women’s Prayer Chain creates space for reflection, spiritual experience, and religious community.

Archbishop Gustavo Bombin Espino as a guest

Afterward, Archbishop Gustavo Bombin Espino from the Diocese of Toliara in southern Madagascar will share insights about his work and the situation of people in the area. The focus will be on the challenges posed by poverty, lack of access to education, drought, and cyclones, as well as the commitment of church project partners for better living conditions.

Prayer as a sign of global solidarity

The event is supported by the women of the Catholic German Women’s Association Aholming and is in cooperation with the KDFB Deanery Osterhofen. The shared prayer connects the local community with the global church and makes it clear how Christian spirituality, charity, and solidarity are interconnected.

Official Channels

The organizer is the Catholic German Women’s Association Aholming. No registration is required to participate. For inquiries and registration information, Christine Kieslinger and Irmgard Kirschner are available as contacts.

Conclusion

The Women’s Prayer Chain in Aholming offers a dignified evening with service, prayer, and personal exchange about church work in Madagascar. Anyone wanting to experience community, spirituality, and global solidarity live is warmly invited to the community center Aholming.