Fritz Fenzl

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Fritz Fenzl (born January 31, 1952 in Munich ) is a German writer .

Life

Fritz Fenzl comes from a family of civil servants and studied among other things German and Catholic theology at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich . The first state examination was followed by his legal clerkship in Berchtesgaden , after which he did his doctorate on Ludwig Thoma . For nine years he was head of the Munich literary archive “ monacensia ”.

Fenzl teaches Catholic religion and German at the municipal Thomas-Mann-Gymnasium in Munich . He is divorced and has one grown daughter. Fenzl lives in Munich-Pasing .

Literary career

With dialect poetry, Fenzl advanced to become a member of the poets' association “ Die Turmschreiber ” in the mid-1970s . He wrote columns for the Süddeutsche Zeitung and received the cultural sponsorship award of the city of Munich in 1978. In 1994 he was awarded the Bayerischer Poetentaler . So far he has published around forty books (fiction, non-fiction) in publishers such as Rosenheimer and Nymphenburger . Fenzl supports the posthumous veneration of the Benedictine Father Frumentius Renner and has also addressed his alleged miracle activity in several books.

Works (selection)

  • Da Zoaga jerks to zwaife. Bavarian poems. Munich 1977.
  • Ludwig Thoma. Dissertation. Munich 1983. (with CV)
  • 175 YEARS OF OKTOBERFEST. Munich 1985.
  • Real miracles. Records from the secret archives of Father Frumentius about the work of angels and demons. Munich 2000.
  • Guardian angel miracle. Munich 2001.
  • Marian miracles from all over the world. Munich 2002.
  • Wonder paths in Bavaria. Munich 2002.
  • Celtic cults in Bavaria. Searching for traces in places of power. Munich 2003.
  • Miraculous healings. Munich 2003.
  • Find places of power yourself. Guide to magical places and sources of healing. Munich 2004.
  • The Bavarian Way of St. James . Munich 2004.
  • Magical places in Bavaria. Rosenheim 2004.
  • Munich city stories. Extended Edition. Munich 2004.
  • Fountain of youth. Munich 2005.
  • The magical Munich. Munich 2007 ( book review by Stefan Nowicki, Münchner Mikrokosmen, 2009)
  • Munich City Stories Munich 2008.
  • Fall from hell. Munich 2009.
  • Magical places of King Ludwig II. Rosenheim 2010.
  • Magical places of power in Bavaria. Rosenheim 2014.
  • Magical places of power in Franconia. Rosenheim 2014.
  • Magical lucky place in Bavaria. Rosenheim 2015.
  • Magical lucky spots in Munich. Rosenheim 2015.
  • Magical places of happiness in the Chiemsee Alpenland. Rosenheim 2016.

literature

  • Erich Jooß and Thomas Steinherr: Experience closeness - living in Bavaria. In: Library current. 1/2004.
  • Angelika Koller : Celtic cult circle and places of power. Fritz Fenzl's Mühltal tours. In: Material service of the Evangelical Central Office for Weltanschauung questions. 9/2005, pp. 335-340.
  • Frumentius Renner: Nine decades in the rearview mirror. St. Ottilien 2001.
  • Christine Roider: Magical places for the soul. Bunte asked the theologian Fritz Fenzl. In: Bunte . 40/2003, p. 26f.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Evangelical Central Office for Weltanschauung questions : Frumentius veneration. Material service 9/2005, p. 20
personal data
SURNAME Fenzl, Fritz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 31, 1952
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich