Peace Commemoration for National Day of Mourning: Together for peace in Utting

Event: Peace Commemoration on the Occasion of National Day of Mourning in am Kriegerdenkmal, Schulstraße 6A, 86919 Utting on 15. November 2026

Date and Time

15. November 2026 16:00

Location

Utting
86919 Utting am Ammersee, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

Church & Community

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Outside

Pause together and set a sign for peace

On National Day of Mourning, the community of Utting gathers for a dignified peace commemoration at the war memorial. The afternoon invites quiet reflection on the victims of war and violence, to recognize the fragility of peace, and to show collective responsibility for humanity and reconciliation.

Commemoration in Ecumenical Solidarity

The peace commemoration connects religious reflection with communal remembrance. It focuses on prayer, silent contemplation, and hope for a peaceful future. The event is aimed at believers as well as all citizens who want to set a sign against war, hate, and violence.

A Familiar Place of Remembrance

The war memorial at Schulstraße 6A provides a dignified setting for the commemoration ceremony. In the tranquil atmosphere of the place, space is created for personal thoughts, shared silence, and a religious experience that connects the past and the present.

Spiritual Community and Message of Peace

National Day of Mourning has a special significance in public and church life. The commemoration reminds us of the consequences of war and violence while strengthening the desire for peace, compassion, and social cohesion. The spiritual community on-site makes this message of peace immediately tangible.

Invitation to All Interested

The community of Utting invites you on Sunday, November 15, 2026, at 16:00 for the peace commemoration. No registration or confessional affiliation is required. Those who want to pause with others, remember, and carry hope forward will find a dignified occasion here.

Experience the peace commemoration in Utting live and become part of a community that preserves memory and advocates for peace, humanity, and reconciliation.

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