Ready to discover a hidden gem? Today, we explore St. Stefan Nuremberg in Zerzabelshof. St. Stefan is more than just a church. It is a focal point for the local Catholic community.
St. Stefan belongs to the Nuremberg Deanery. This deanery is part of the Archdiocese of Bamberg. Since September 1, 2019, it is assigned to the pastoral care area of Nuremberg North-East. The administrative headquarters for this area is in Allerheiligen. Around 3,400 Catholics belong to this parish.
The parish office is located on Waldluststraße. You can reach them by phone or email. The office is open at specific times on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. A parish secretary is available to assist you. The current pastor is Georg Schneider. Pastoral assistant Branko Bradinović also serves the community.
St. Stefan is actively involved in environmental protection. The new paving at the parish hall features advanced technology. This technology filters pollutants from rainwater runoff. Only clean rainwater reaches the groundwater. This shows a commitment to environmental responsibility.
The Catholic City Church of Nuremberg supports St. Stefan. It is supported by the Archdiocese of Bamberg and the Diocese of Eichstätt. The City Church is located on Vordere Sterngasse.
St. Stefan is a vibrant part of Nuremberg’s religious life. It combines faith with environmental awareness. As you leave St. Stefan, remember its commitment to both its community and the environment.