Johann Anton Tritt von Wilderen

Epitaph of the auxiliary bishop Tritt von Wilderen in the cloister of the Konstanz Minster

Johann Anton Tritt von Wilderen , also Johannes Antonius , (* July 21, 1586 in Konstanz ; † February 8, 1639 ) was auxiliary bishop in Konstanz .

Life

Johann Anton Tritt von Wilderen was ordained priest on April 8, 1613 for the Diocese of Constance. On September 9, 1619 he was appointed titular bishop of Tiberias and appointed auxiliary bishop in the diocese of Constance.

Tritt von Wilderen was elected President of the Spiritual Council in Constance in 1627 , Cathedral Cantor in 1629, and Cathedral Custodian in 1630 .

He was a college friend of Bartholomäus Ehinger , abbot of the imperial abbey of Ochsenhausen from 1618 to 1632. The abbot found refuge in the house of Johann Anton Tritt von Wilderen in Constance and died there during the Thirty Years' War ( Swedish War ).

Web links

Entry on Johann Anton Tritt von Wilderen on catholic-hierarchy.org

Individual evidence

^ Entry in helvetiasacra.ch , viewed on July 20, 2009
^ Georg Geisenhof : Brief history of the former imperial monastery Ochsenhausen in Swabia: Death of Abbot Bartholomäus . Ganser, Ottobeuren 1829 ( digitized , page 127 ff.)

personal data
SURNAME	Step by Wilderen, Johann Anton
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Auxiliary Bishop in Constance
DATE OF BIRTH	July 21, 1586
PLACE OF BIRTH	Constancy
DATE OF DEATH	February 8, 1639

[1] Entry in helvetiasacra.ch , viewed on July 20, 2009

[2] Georg Geisenhof : Brief history of the former imperial monastery Ochsenhausen in Swabia: Death of Abbot Bartholomäus . Ganser, Ottobeuren 1829 ( digitized , page 127 ff.)