New pastor for Pyrbaum: Dosseh-Anyron strengthens the parish association!

New pastor for Pyrbaum: Dosseh-Anyron strengthens the parish association!

What is happening in the Catholic Church in the region? An exciting appointment was recently announced: Casimir Akoli Dosseh-Anyron, the 56-year-old pastor of the Pyrbaum parish in the Postbauer-Heng-Pyrbaum-Seligenporten parish association, will also work as a priestly assistant in the Postbauer-Heng and Seligenporten parishes from January 1st. This personal commitment is intended to strengthen cooperation within the parish association Diocese of Eichstätt reported.

Pastor Dosseh-Anyron, originally born in Paris and originally from Togo, has had an impressive career. He was ordained a priest in 2004 and initially worked as a chaplain in Nuremberg and Pleinfeld. He took his next step in 2006 when he moved to the parishes of Rupertsbuch, Schernfeld and Schönfeld before taking over the management of the Pyrbaum parish in 2008. His career and the years he has spent in pastoral care show his great commitment to the community.

A path full of commitment

With his commitment he would now like to further intensify the existing cooperation within his parish association. This not only benefits the parish community, but also the believers in the region, who are intended to have better access to pastoral care services through these measures. It is important that priests and communities work together to meet the challenges of today.

At a time when community spirit is at a premium, the role of priests is even more important. Casimir Akoli Dosseh-Anyron brings not only the necessary experience but also a deep spirituality to his work. His career, from his birth in Togo to his ordination to the priesthood in Eichstätt, is an inspiring example for many. His roots in Togo shape his perspective and his work, especially in the community.

In Togo, where he grew up, the local priest also devoted himself to the field of education and promoted the founding of seminaries. The integration and support of young people in the church is a central concern for him. His commitment to the community is reflected not only in his work, but also in his personal understanding of the church as a place for togetherness.

It will be interesting to see how the communities of Postbauer-Heng and Seligenporten will benefit from Pastor Dosseh-Anyron's additional work. His appointment is not only a win for the churches, but also a sign of solidarity and cohesion in the Catholic community.

In conclusion, Father Dosseh-Anyron is not only a priest from Togo, he is also a man of faith who touches the hearts of his believers and accompanies them on their spiritual journey. His commitment is a ray of hope in the Catholic Church that conveys hope and confidence, as well Soeurdetogo impressively demonstrated.