Church of St. Conrad of Parzham

The former St. Anne monastery church now holds the tomb and relic shrine of Saint Conrad of Parzham.

Location
Altötting, Germany
48.2270° N · 12.6744° E
Type
Pilgrimage
Seventeenth-century monastery church, renewed in 2017–2018
Dedication
Saint Conrad of Parzham
01 · Why Go

The porter’s tomb is a second pilgrimage center

The porter’s tomb is a second pilgrimage center. The former St. Anne monastery church now holds the tomb and relic shrine of Saint Conrad of Parzham.

From St. Anne’s church to Conrad’s shrine

Consecrated in 1657 as the Franciscan monastery church of St. Anne, it became a Capuchin church. Conrad entered this community in 1849 and served for about 41 years at its door. His remains were brought into the church in 1912. Beatified in 1930 and canonized in 1934, he gave the church its present title in 1953. The church was renewed in 2017–2018.

Find the glass shrine above his original grave and the nine floor tablets drawn from his novitiate resolutions. The 2017–2018 work also brought a Tau cross into the renewed interior.

Read the Place

At Conrad’s shrine

The porter’s tomb is a second pilgrimage center.

  1. 01 The old church Consecrated in 1657 as the Franciscan monastery church of St. Anne, it became a Capuchin church. Conrad entered this community in 1849 and served for about 41 years at its door. His remains were brought into the church in 1912. Beatified in 1930 and canonized in 1934, he gave the church its present title in 1953. The church was renewed in 2017–2018.
  2. 02 The tomb shrine Find the glass shrine above his original grave and the nine floor tablets drawn from his novitiate resolutions. The 2017–2018 work also brought a Tau cross into the renewed interior.
02 · Spiritual Significance

Spiritual Significance

This is the place to pray at St. Conrad’s tomb. His humility at the door remains the measure of its devotional life.

Tomb and Relics The reliquary before the renewal This photograph shows an earlier arrangement. The church was redesigned in 2017–2018; consult the current Capuchin account for the present shrine.
03 · Do Not Miss

Do Not Miss

2 Stops
  • 01

    Glass shrine

    St. Conrad’s relic shrine stands above his original grave.

  • 02

    Floor tablets

    Nine invocations echo his novitiate resolutions.

04 · Visit Plans

Visit Plans

1 plan · add to a journey
  • 45–60 minutes A pilgrim praying with Saint Conrad’s witness of hospitality.

    At Conrad’s Door and Tomb

    Begin at the former monastery entrance, then pray in the church at his tomb.

    1. Pause at the monastery doorway and remember the people Conrad received.
    2. Enter the church, subject to current access and liturgy.
    3. Pray at Conrad’s shrine and consider one act of welcome to carry home.
05 · How to Visit

How to Visit

A practical sequence

Pray at Conrad’s shrine and remember the people who met him at the monastery door. Check Capuchin and shrine guidance for current access.

06 · Current practical information

Plan a visit to Church of St. Conrad of Parzham

Reviewed September 26, 2026 Official sources

Check the live Altötting pilgrimage program for worship, confession and access before travel. Times change through the year.

Location
Altötting, Bavaria, Germany
Worship and access
Check the official current program
Confirm the current program

Use the official shrine and church links rather than an evergreen timetable.

  • Mass, confession, adoration and access may vary.
09 · Map

Map

Altötting, Germany
Editorial sources

Coordinates identify the distinct building; check the official site before travel.

Official

kapuziner.org

Last reviewed

September 26, 2026

Photo credits
  1. Hero. Photo: Stefan Karl, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Source. CC BY-SA 4.0.
  2. The reliquary before the renewal. Reliquienschrein Heiliger Konrad von Parzham. Photo: S. Finner, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Source. CC BY-SA 3.0.
  3. The church before its renewal. Photo: W. Bulach, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Source. CC BY-SA 4.0.