Hermann Joseph von Fugger-Glött

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Hermann Joseph von Fugger-Glött SJ (born February 3, 1833 in Glött ; † June 16, 1902 in Munich ) was a German Roman Catholic priest and theologian .

Life

On October 7, 1853, he joined the Jesuits in Gorheim . He completed religious studies in Münster, Bonn and Maria Laach. On November 11, 1865, he was ordained a priest in Augsburg . In addition to his work as a preacher and congregation leader, he was also active as a writer in Paderborn. He was involved in popular missions , for example, he preached in Erfurt in 1867 and in Sundern in 1868. In 1870/1872 he was in the Regensburg seminary and finally a preacher in St. Cassian. He made his last vows on August 15, 1872. Following the enactment of the Reich Law of May 4, 1874 , which threatened the loss of citizenship and expulsion from the Reich territory in the event of unauthorized exercise of church offices ("Banishment Act"), Fugger-Glött withdrew into private pastoral care and his work as a writer in Feldkirch.

He is buried in the church of St. Peter and Paul in Kirchheim in Swabia .

Fonts (selection)

What good has the Synod done for us? . Paderborn 1868, OCLC 24882287 .
The danger to the state of the Roman Catholic Church . Regensburg 1874, OCLC 495307367 .
This world and the hereafter in the light of modern knowledge . Mainz 1894, OCLC 23192665 .
The old faith in Christ is fully at the height of the nineteenth century. Sketches about culture and dogma . Mainz 1895, OCLC 1074225222 .

Web links

Literature by and about Hermann Joseph von Fugger-Glött in the bibliographic database WorldCat

Individual evidence

^ Fugger-Glött, Hermann Graf von. Ludwig Koch: Jesuit encyclopedia. Bonifacius printing works, Paderborn 1934.

personal data
SURNAME	Fugger-Glött, Hermann Joseph von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Fugger-Glött, Hermann Joseph Graf von
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German Roman Catholic theologian
DATE OF BIRTH	February 3, 1833
PLACE OF BIRTH	Glött
DATE OF DEATH	June 16, 1902
Place of death	Munich

[1] Fugger-Glött, Hermann Graf von. Ludwig Koch: Jesuit encyclopedia. Bonifacius printing works, Paderborn 1934.