faithful participated. A ten-meter cross was erected near the village of Beregovoe (formerly Tenkitten), Kaliningrad Oblast, where Adalbert is thought to have been martyred by the Prussians. Feast day 25 January – commemoration of translation of relics to Church of Saint Roch, 22 April – commemoration in Diocese of Innsbruck, 23 April – commemoration of death anniversary, 22 April – commemoration in Catholic Church in England and Wales, 14 May – commemoration of consecration of church in Aachen 25 August – commemoration of translation of relics from Gniezno to Prague (1039) 26 August – commemoration of translation of relics to Wrocław 20 October – commemoration of translation of relics to Gniezno (1090) 22 October – commemoration of translation of relics to Gniezno 6 November – commemoration of translation of relics to Esztergom, He is also commemorated on 23 April by Evangelical Church in Germany and Eastern Orthodox Church. In popular culture and society The Dagmar and Václav Havel VIZE 97 Foundation Prize, given annually to a distinguished thinker "whose work exceeds the traditional framework of scientific knowledge, contributes to the understanding of science as an integral part of general culture and is concerned with unconventional ways of asking fundamental questions about cognition, being and human existence" includes a massive replica of Adalbert's crozier by Czech artist Jiří Plieštík. St. Vojtech Fellowship was established in 1870 by Slovak Catholic priest Andrej Radlinský. It had facilitated Slovak Catholic thinkers and authors, continuing to publish religious original works and translations to this day. It is the official publishing body of Episcopal Conference of Slovakia. Churches and parishes named for Adalbert See also History of the Czech lands in the Middle Ages History of Poland (966–1385) Congress of Gniezno Gniezno Doors Adalbert of Magdeburg Saint Adalbert of Prague, patron saint archive Statue of Adalbert of Prague, Charles Bridge References Sources Donald Attwater and Catherine R. John, The Penguin Dictionary of Saints, Third Edition (New York: Penguin Books, 1993); . External links Adalbert of Prague Adalbert of Prague 10th-century bishops in Bohemia Roman Catholic bishops of Prague Medieval Bohemian nobility Slavník dynasty People from Nymburk District Czech Christian missionaries Burials at St. Vitus Cathedral Burials at Gniezno Cathedral Czech Roman Catholic saints Polish Roman Catholic saints 10th-century Christian saints 10th-century Christian martyrs 10th century in Hungary 10th century in Poland Christian missionaries in Europe Patron saints of Poland Eastern Orthodox saints