Bishop Wiesemann comes to Kaiserslautern: prayer and talks on May 14th!

Bishop Wiesemann comes to Kaiserslautern: prayer and talks on May 14th!

On Wednesday, May 14th, Bishop Dr. Karl-Heinz Wiesemann visit the central waste management Kaiserslautern (ZAK). This visit begins at 5 p.m. with a prayer that will take place in the Asperkopf machine hall. The event is, as nachrichten-kl.de open, open to all interested people from Kaiserslautern.

The aim of the visit is to give the employees of ZAK an insight into their tasks and services and to have discussions with them. After the prayer, a small snack is offered to offer an opportunity to exchange ideas with the bishop. Parking spaces at the location are signposted and the journey can take place via Kapiteltal.

About Bishop Dr. Karl-Heinz Wiesemann

Bishop Dr. Karl-Heinz Wiesemann is the 96th Bishop of Speyer. Born in 1960 in the Archdiocese of Paderborn, he was ordained a priest in Rome in 1985. From 1994 he was a pastor in Menden-Bösperde and later provost in Brilon. He received one of his most important appointments in 2002 when Pope John Paul II appointed him auxiliary bishop. The ordination took place on September 8, 2002 in the Paderborn cathedral. In 2007 the appointment as Bishop of Speyer by Pope Benedict XVI followed, and on March 2, 2008 he took up his office in the Speyer Cathedral.

Wiesemann not only gets involved in his diocese, but regularly visits different facilities and companies. His visits serve to exchange ideas with employees and the early record of the working conditions on site, as well as Wochenblatt-reporter.de reported.

The visit to ZAK thus represents a connection of spiritual exchange and practical insight into the everyday work of waste management. The event not only enables direct contact between the church management and the employees, but also a broader discussion about the social challenges and their solutions in the region.