Ignaz Parhamer

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Ignaz Parhamer

Ignaz Parhamer (born June 15, 1715 in Schwanenstadt , Upper Austria , † April 1, 1786 in Vienna ) was a teacher and Jesuit .

Life

Parhamer promoted school attendance among the townspeople and, above all, religious instruction. He wrote catechisms and expanded the Christian Teaching Brotherhood.

His relationship with the imperial family qualified him in 1752 as the first praeses (president) of the chastity commission . Parhamer is said to have helped punish naked delinquents in his zeal even in the dead of winter. Parhamer became the confessor of Franz I Stephan in 1758 . From 1759 he headed the Vienna orphanage with methods copied from the military and corresponding drill.

In the church attached to the house - today the birth of Mary in the third district of Vienna - Mozart, then twelve years old, conducted the orphanage mass he composed in 1768 . Parhamer's institution became a model for similar institutions in the Austrian monarchy . In 1781/82 he was rector of the University of Vienna .

In 1894 the Parhamerplatz in Vienna- Hernals (17th district) was named after him, as was the Parhamergymnasium located on the square .

Parhamer was buried at the Sankt Marxer Friedhof in Vienna.

plant

  • Historical Catechism, 3 volumes, 1752–56.
  • A perfect report on the condition of the orphanage Our Lady on the Rennweg to Vienna in Austria. With the permission of the löbl. kk censorship of books for the third time ed. and distributed to the founders and benefactors in gratitude in the year 1774, Kaliwoda, Vienna, 1774 [1]

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Individual evidence

  1. Susanne Mauthner-Weber: Venus ways: an erotic guide through old Vienna. Promedia, 1995, p. 26
  2. Ignaz Parhammer: Exercise Regulations. In: A perfect report on the condition of the orphanage Our Dear Lady on the Rennweg to Vienna in Austria. With the permission of the löbl. kk censorship of books for the third time ed. and distributed to the founders and benefactors in gratitude in the year 1774, Kaliwoda, Vienna, 1774, p. 62.
  3. The "Children's General" Dr. Ignaz Parhamer and the orphanage on Rennweg. District Museum Landstrasse, archived from the original on December 5, 2013 ; accessed on January 5, 2018 .