
The church of theinfeld was said to be one of the oldest church buildings. Currently it is being renovated. This is a good opportunity to remember the turbulent time of the building.
The church was originally only a chapel without a tower and was probably built in the 13th century. Or 14. The court had been erected in the nineteenth century. In 1599 a tower was added to the church. The year of construction 1599 is engraved in the keystone of the tower. In 1747 the nave was moved to the west and the entrance was relocated. In 1753 the monastery donated an altar to maria bildhausen, which is still in the church today. In 1839 another reconstruction took place and in addition an organ was installed.
57 years ago (1962) the church steeple (real steeple) was re-roofed. Since church attendance in theinfeld was very good, at least at that time, the pastor in charge at the time, oskar pfluger (1964 to 1982), decided in 1970 to enlarge the church by building a new nave. In order to receive grants from the bishop’s ordinariate, the political community renounced its property and transferred the church to the catholic church foundation. The new church nave was built in a very short time.