Eduard Joseph Machaczek

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Eduard Joseph Machaczek , also Macháček and Machatschek , (born December 31, 1815 in Böhmisch Zinnwald , † March 29, 1893 in Dresden ) was a Roman Catholic clergyman and publicist.

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Eduard Joseph Machaczek was the son of a kk Austrian customs officer in Bohemian Zinnwald on the ridge of the Eastern Ore Mountains . After attending various schools and high schools in Reichenau, Jitschin, Schlan and Prague, Eduard Joseph Machaczek was accepted into the episcopal clerical seminary in Leitmeritz in 1835 , which he left in 1839 after being ordained a priest . As a chaplain, he got his first pastoral position in Hochpetsch near the city of Brüx (Most).

In 1844 Eduard Joseph Machaczek followed the call to the Catholic Church (old St. Johannes Nepomuk Church ) in the district town of Chemnitz in the Kingdom of Saxony . After a brief activity as pastor and administrator of the Catholic court church in Hubertusburg Castle in Wermsdorf from 1845, he returned to Chemnitz as a Catholic pastor. He spent his retirement in Dresden, where he lived at Sachsenplatz No. 3 and was buried in the Catholic cemetery after his death.

Fonts (selection)

  • Celebration hours for the Catholic youth , Oschatz, 1848.
  • History of the Kingdom of Saxony. Depicted from reliable sources , Leipzig, 1861.
  • A festival sheet for the silver anniversary of Bishop Ludwig Forwerk zu Dresden , Braunschweig, 1864.
  • Short guide to the history of Saxony. For the Catholic elementary schools , Chemnitz, self-published, 1868.
  • Reading circles for young people , 1–5. Heft, Chemnitz, Blochmann, undated
  • Guide to the study of nature. Prepared for the Catholic elementary school , Erfurt, 1870.
  • Guide to describing nature. Edited for the Catholic elementary school , 1870.
  • History of the bishops of the Meissen Monastery in chronological order, Dresden 1884 ( online )

literature

  • Saxon Writer's Lexicon, edited by Wilhelm Haan , Leipzig 1875, p. 207.
  • Franz Otto Stichart, Open protest against the Roman Catholic. Pastor, Mr. Ed. Machatschek zu Chemnitz, attacks on the character of Blessed Dr. M. Luther and the Evangelical Lutheran Church, Leipzig 1862 ( online )

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dresdner Geschichtsblätter , Volume 1, No. 1/5, 1892/1896, p. 88.
personal data
SURNAME Machaczek, Eduard Joseph
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Macháček, Eduard Joseph; Makhachek, Eduard Joseph
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Catholic clergyman and publicist
DATE OF BIRTH December 31, 1815
PLACE OF BIRTH Bohemian Zinnwald
DATE OF DEATH March 29, 1893
Place of death Dresden