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The Bavarian town of Passau sits at the point where rivers Danube, Inn and Ilz conflux. It is a cathedral city, and used to be the seat of the largest diocese in the Holy Roman Empire. It was established by an Anglo-Saxon monk, St. Boniface, in 739. The complexities of the setup of the HolyContinue reading “Passau – fit for a bishop or two”