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Pierre Fisch

d. 1657

Abbot of Echternach

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About Pierre Fisch

Pierre Fisch was a catholic priest.

Pierre Fisch (died 15 March 1657) was the 64th abbot of St Willibrord's Abbey, Echternach. He was born in Rosport and studied at the University of Trier. He became abbot in 1628 and worked to improve the standards of theological education at the monastery, inviting lecturers and restocking the library. He also built a new chapel dedicated to St Sebastian in the monastery church.

In the Estates General of 1632 he was the first representative of the ecclesiastical estate for the Duchy of Luxembourg.

He died on 15 March 1657 and was buried in the abbey church. In 1829 his tomb was opened and his remains were transferred to the Lady Chapel.

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Important facts

Born
Rosport
Occupation
Education
Trier University, University of Trier
Positions held
Abbot of Echternach

Frequently asked questions

Who was Pierre Fisch?

Abbot of Echternach

When was Pierre Fisch born?

Pierre Fisch was born in Rosport.

When did Pierre Fisch die?

Pierre Fisch died on 15 March 1657.

What was Pierre Fisch's occupation?

Pierre Fisch was a catholic priest.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Pierre Fisch

· Wikidata: Q19662976

· DBpedia: Pierre Fisch

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