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There is very little about him. In 2000 Beobachter printed a story about Ungerer, but it is superficial but it cites that Münchner Merkur described Ungerer as a fraud. I don't see anything notable other than his participation at the consecration of someone who later ordained a group of women known as the Danube Seven. His storefront church "Free Catholic Church in Germany" doesn't seem to be notable either. I also removed the link to www.mariavit.de/personal/demisung.htm since it is a black line censored hand written note that has a seal obviously photoshopped in and and image in the header blackened out – definitely WP:BLPSELFPUB and possibly WP:LIBEL.
