Institute for Theological and Pastoral Training Freising
The Institute for Theological and Pastoral Training in Freising was a supra-diocesan training facility of the Freising Bishops' Conference . It was based in the Cardinal Döpfner House, the former residence of the Freising bishops on the Domberg in Freising .
The institute was founded in 1969 at the suggestion of Johannes Gründel following a decision by the Freising Bishops' Conference chaired by Cardinal Julius Döpfner . Initially founded as a cross- diocesan training for priests with the collaboration of Johannes Gründel and Hermann Stenger , the facility soon opened up to other full-time pastors ( deacons , pastoral officers , parish officers ). Approx. 20% of the course participants came from German-speaking countries (mainly Austria).
Head of the institute
- Walter Friedberger, September 1970 to September 1991
- Bernhard Haßlberger , acting head, September 1991 to September 1992
- Prelate Helmut Huber, September 1992 to August 2004
- Anna Hennersperger , September 2004 to 2014
Scientific staff
- Knut Walf , January 1971 to October 1973
- Franz Schnider, October 1973 to December 1982
- Rob Cornelissen, January 1982 to April 1996
- Reinhold Reck, May 1996 to September 2011 (from July 2004 with half position)
Theological speakers
- Max-Josef Schuster, 2005 to 2013 (with half a position)
- Rudolf Häselhoff, since October 2011 (half-time)
- Barbara Haslbeck, since October 2013 (half-time)
Web links
Coordinates: 48 ° 23 ′ 54.9 " N , 11 ° 44 ′ 41.4" E