Taizé Prayer
After the noise of everyday university life, we invite you to let the day fade away through communal singing, prayer, and silence. The special atmosphere of short, powerful biblical words, resonant chants, and warm candlelight opens up a meditative space for prayer and inner reflection. Do you feel like playing music spontaneously today? We welcome every additional instrument at the Taizé prayers! Organizer: KHG photo (c): Rena Kagerer We would like to inform you that we intend to take photos and possibly short film recordings of this event for our website and for Instagram. This legitimate interest is to inform third parties about this special event in our university community. If you do not wish to be photographed or filmed, please give a corresponding notice to the staff or the photographers. Of course, data-minimizing and mindful photography is important to us.
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