Heinrich Joseph Floß

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Heinrich Joseph Floß (born July 29, 1819 in Wormersdorf (now part of Rheinbach ), † May 4, 1881 in Bonn ) was a German Roman Catholic theologian and church historian .

Life

Heinrich Joseph Floß attended a grammar school in Münstereifel . He then studied theology and history at the University of Bonn . He was made a Doctor of Philosophy on August 27, 1841, and was ordained a priest on September 25, 1842 . He then became a chaplain to Düsseldorf-Bilk . After a study trip, with which a stay in Rome was connected, Raft was appointed repetite in the Konvikt in Bonn in 1846 . There he became a private lecturer in church history on November 6, 1847 . On March 15, 1847, Heinrich Floß was appointed a doctor of theology by the academic training institute in the Royal Theological and Philosophical Academy in Münster . He became an associate professor of church history on March 14, 1854; Full professor of moral theology , but also of church history, Floß was appointed on October 9, 1858.

Fonts (selection)

  • De animorum immortalitate (Cologne 1842)
  • A celebratory poem by Johannes Scotus to Charles the Bald. (Bonn)
  • A short report on a previously unprinted Frankish diocesan synodal order from the ninth century
  • Historical news about the Aachen sanctuaries (Bonn 1855)
  • Memorandum on parity at the University of Bonn with a view to Breslau and the other Prussian universities. A Contribution to the History of German Universities in the 19th Century (Freiburg 1862)
  • On the Clevisch-Märkischen Kirchenstreit: (a memory from the earlier history of the Kulturkampf); plus eight documented enclosures . - Bonn: Hanstein, 1883. Digitized edition of the University and State Library Düsseldorf

literature

personal data
SURNAME Raft, Heinrich Joseph
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Catholic theologian and church historian
DATE OF BIRTH July 29, 1819
PLACE OF BIRTH Wormersdorf (today part of Rheinbach )
DATE OF DEATH May 4, 1881
Place of death Bonn