Engelbert Neuhäusler

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Engelbert Neuhäusler (born August 18, 1913 in Munich , † August 23, 2011 in Munich) was a German Roman Catholic priest and New Testament scholar .

Life

After graduating from the Wittelsbacher Gymnasium in Munich , Neuhäusler studied Catholic theology in Freising and Munich ; In addition to theology, he also dealt with ancient Semitic languages , art history and German studies . Because he wanted to go to Japan as a missionary , he also studied Japanese studies .

In 1937 he was Cardinal Michael Faulhaber for priests ordained. After his ordination , he worked as a chaplain in Bad Reichenhall , from 1938 to 1947 at St. Maria in Munich- Thalkirchen and from 1947 to 1950 at St. Martin in Munich- Moosach . In 1950 he became sub-rain at the Georgianum in Munich and was state secretary of the Ludwig Mission Association . In 1955 he was with a study of the doctrine of the prophecies in the synoptic Jesus preaching to Dr. theol. PhD . He then became a professor at the Philosophical-Theological University in Dillingen . From 1970 until his retirement in 1981 he taught as professor for New Testament exegesis at the newly founded Catholic Theological Faculty of the University of Augsburg . He was one of the 39 translators of the New Testament for the uniform translation .

Numerous trips took him to the Holy Land , about 20 times he traveled to Japan. In retirement he was the spiritual guide of the Benedictine lay community Venio in Munich- Nymphenburg . Engelbert Neuhäusler was buried in the forest cemetery in Munich .

Publications

  • The sacred way. Biblical Reflections on the Passion Report of the Gospels. Patmos-Verlag, Düsseldorf 1959.
  • Claim and answer from God. On the doctrine of the instructions within the synoptic proclamation of Jesus. Patmos-Verlag, Düsseldorf 1962.
  • The bishop as a spiritual father. Kösel, Munich 1964.
  • Seeing and believing. Biblical reflections. Patmos-Verlag, Düsseldorf 1968.

Honors

  • Eschatology. Biblical theological and philosophical studies on the relationship between the world of salvation and dealing with reality. Festschrift for Engelbert Neuhäusler dedicated to the retirement of colleagues, friends and students. St. Ottilien 1981.

literature

  • Ludwig Gschwind: Professor Dr. Engelbert Neuhäusler (1913–2011). In: Klerusblatt. Volume 91, 2011, p. 230.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Thomas Forstner: Priests in Times of Change. Göttingen 2014, p. 150.
  2. ↑ Karlo Vegelahn: Neuhäusler, Engelbert . on-line
  3. ↑ https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/193549233/engelbert-neuh_usler
personal data
SURNAME Neuhäusler, Engelbert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German New Testament scholar
DATE OF BIRTH August 18, 1913
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich
DATE OF DEATH 23 August 2011
Place of death Munich