today. On a rise above the ruins of the monastery complex is a war memorial for the fallen and deceased members of the Black Forest Society (Schwarzwaldverein), raised in 1925 by C.M. Meckel and A. Rickert. In 1947 the Charitable Union (Caritasverband) of Mainz acquired the area round about the monastery ruins and built a convalescent home for children there. Since 1978 this has been used as a country holiday centre for schools. In 1960 the Bishop of Mainz built a chapel here that, like the abbey church, is dedicated to the honour of God and All Saints. Also now on the site are a cafe and a small museum. Below the ruins are the All Saints' Waterfalls ("Allerheiligen-Wasserfälle"). References External links Visitors' information from Badenpage.de Schlösser-Magazin article Premonstratensian Order in Germany try this one (I live near the thing): (in German, site of Oppenau with some info + pics on All Saints Abbey) Premonstratensian monasteries in Germany Monasteries in Baden-Württemberg Religious organizations established in the 1190s Christian monasteries established in the 12th century 1190s establishments in the Holy Roman Empire 1192 establishments in Europe 1802 disestablishments in the Holy Roman Empire Ruined abbeys and monasteries Ruins in Germany