Hallo Eyspfeil,

http://www.catholicprophecy.info/jan.html

Hier ist die Rede von einem jungen deutschen Märtyrer namens St. Wernher, der am
Gründonnerstag (englisch: „Maundy Thursday„) des Jahres 1275 in Trier getötet wurde.
Daher könne man seinen Festtag auch auf den Gründonnerstag legen.
St. Wernher ist in Spanien völlig unbekannt.

Is "St. Wernher" the long-sought "young martyr of the Eucharist?:
St. Wernher was a small boy venerated at Trier. He was martyred in 1275 by the
non-Christians who sought to steal the Communion Host from him and desecrate it.
It is believed that Wernher was seized after receiving Holy Communion on Maundy
Thursday in the year 1275.
Wernher was buried at Trier, where miracles soon occured at his tomb.
His feast was celebrated throughout Germany, but especially in the City of Trier.
St. Wernher is the only young martyr whose martyrdom was intimately related to the
Eucharist in that time frame. His feast day is given as 19 April, but possibly
the emphasis should be Maundy Thursday, the date of his martyrdom. It's just
like the feast of St. Benedict Joseph Labre [another Saint revered for devotion to the Eucharist],
which was the date of his death, 16 April, or Holy Wednesday.
Either day can be celebrated in honor of St. Benedict Joseph Labre.

Einigen Quellen zufolge ist für „unseren Donnerstag" speziell der Gründonnerstag aber ausgeschlossen (sowie auch Fronleichnam).

Es bleibt undurchsichtig.

Gruß
Mirans

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