City Church of Bremgarten - Bell

Bell

History of the former bell

An unknown Glockengiesser introduced in 1515 for the three church bells ago. These are not preserved up to the 20th century. In 1641 produced Lorraine bell-Honoré les Rossier, Claude and Jean de les Rossier Norge new bells to the church in a seven-part chord with the bells from the 16th century to accomplish. In 1741, the Church Council demanded that split three bells were re pour. He first came to the bell-Peter Ludwig Keiser, but no agreement reached with him. So restored the two grandsons of the caster of 1641, Louis and Nicolas Rossier les, the largest bell and replaced the second largest. The Bremgartner city church received 1771 a funeral bell, which was cast by Joseph Anton Brandberg from train. Bell inventory before the fire in 1984 Consecrated the new bell Mother Teresa. Cast on 29 June 1986

Before the fire were in the belfry of the church eight bells:

• A bell (diameter 55 centimeters) from 1641 with Antiquaumschrift neck "LAUS IN EIUS ECCLESIA SANCTORUM • PSAL. Cxlix & EX Fragmentis rediviva ANON. MDCXXXXI »Bremgartner and the coat of arms. This bell was later welded again.
• Death bell (diameter 82 cm) from the year in 1771. The grotesque frieze on the neck stood in Roman DEO honorem PATRIBVS PATRIE LAVDEM PRO BON BVBLICO. GEORGE S. ORA PRO NOBIS ANNO 1771 was just below "HITZ BY VND FEVR I AM JOSEPH flowed ANTONI FIRE MOUNTAIN IN TRAIN HAS ME GOSSEN." Between carriers with fruits image reliefs of Mary, Jesus on the cross, to St. George, St. Nicholas, Emperor Heinrich and Bremgartner the city arms were.
• A bell (diameter 74 cm) with a Halsumschrift with pictures of the Evangelists, and a text in Gothic lowercase "anno dmi mccclxxxxvii" (translated: "In the year of our Lord 1397"). This bell from 1397 was then the oldest bell in the Canton of Aargau .
• Agatha bell (diameter 105 cm) of 1641. The neck between Rolling and grotesque frieze an Antiquaumschrift "Mentem • Sanctam • SPONTANEAM • honorem • DEO • & PATRIAE • LIBERATIONEM • p AGATHA • ORA • PRO • NOBIS • 1641 •» and reliefs of Jesus was on the cross, the church cartridges St. Nicholas and Mary Magdalene, John the Baptist, Thomas, Verena, by Agatha Bremgartner and also the coat of arms.
• A bell (diameter 116 cm) from 1641 with an Antiquaumschrift the neck between Rolling and grotesque frieze. "Laudate Dominum IN CYMBALIS BENESONANTIBUS, LAUDATE EUM IN CYMBALIS IUBILATIONIS • HP • 150 • ANNO DOMINI MDCXXXI" (translated: "Praise God with nice-sounding cymbals, Praise him with Freudenzimbeln. Psalm 150 in the year of our Lord 1641 "). The picture showed relief images of Mary, the Church of St. Nicholas cartridges and Mary Magdalene, the Michaels, of Lawrence, the Margaret, of Mauritius, of Francis, and the Bremgartner city arms with imperial eagle.
• Angelus bell (diameter 130 cm) from the year 1859. The neck was inscribed "AVE MARIA GRATIA PLENA DOMINUS TECUM. Sancte MARIA ORA PRO NOBIS PECATORIBUS. " She had relief image of Mary, Jesus on the cross, Peter, Paul, John the Baptist and Agatha. It was cast by the Bell Foundry Rüetschi in Aarau.
• A bell (diameter 146 cm) from the year 1743. The neck between vine and palmette frieze was in Antiqua "A FVLGVRE ET TEMPE STATE AC OMNI MALO LIBERATION NOS O REX ET Gloriae CHRISTE VENI NOBIS CVM PACE. ANNO DOMINI MDCCXXXXIII. " The reliefs of the coat was Mary, Jesus on the cross, Sebastian, Catherine, Agatha and the Bremgartner coat of arms.
• A bell (diameter 163 cm) from 1641 and restored in 1743. On the neck is in Roman font «FESTA COLO Plango DEFVNCTOS FVLGVRA FRANGO ET CRVCE QVIDQVID ERIT TE SVPERABO MALI. ANNO DOMINI MDCCXXXXIII »The jacket bears the inscription" HONORATVS ET CLAVDIVS LES ROSIERS LOTHARINGI NOS FECERVNT ANNO 1641 quos Horum NEPOTES LVDOVICVS ET NICOLAVS LES ROISERS ET IOANNES CAVDRILLIER RESTAVRAVERVNT ANNO 1743. »The shell carries the image reliefs of the Annunciation of Mary (" Ave Gratia Plena » ), the crucifixion of Jesus and the two thieves, the cartridge St. Nicholas Church, Mary Magdalene, Synesius, and Michael and the Bremgartner coat of arms. This bell stands today as a monument to the church square.