Josef Dirnbeck

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Josef Dirnbeck (born January 5, 1948 in Rotenturm an der Pinka , Burgenland ) is an Austrian Catholic theologian, book author and theater director.

Dirnbeck became known as the author of contemporary meditation texts (“ I began to pray ”, 1973). Dirnbeck is a member of the Austrian PEN Club . He mainly writes critical and humorous books and plays. He currently lives in Nuremberg .

Works

  • "The sky is open". Tyrolia , Innsbruck-Vienna 2015. ISBN 978-3-7022-3476-8 .
  • "The tears don't have the last word. Ways through grief." Tyrolia , Innsbruck-Vienna 2014. ISBN 978-3-7022-3400-3 .
  • "The Jesus Forgers. Who Was Really God's Son? The Truth About Jesus of Nazareth", 2006
  • "God laughs. A happy crash course in Christian faith", 2006
  • "The path of the first Christians. Building blocks for a historical understanding of the Acts of the Apostles", with Franziska Moser, 2005
  • "There is nothing good unless you do it. Live a Christian life 999 times", 2004
  • "The Book of the Angels. Of Wonderful Powers That Protect and Guide Us", 2004
  • "Reibebaum Krenn . From the Pope's Breakfast to the" Bubendummheiten ", 2004
  • "Open eyes. Ladislaus Batthyány-Strattmann (1870–1931) and his life as a" doctor of the poor ", 2003
  • "The book of fasting. Those who renounce have more from life", 2003
  • "The Art of Enjoying Life", 2003
  • "Song of Love. The Song of Songs of Love", 2002
  • "He who laughs at the festival laughs best. Cheerful and reflective Christmas texts", 2000
  • Just like that - gems for confirmands , Müller Salzburg 1999, ISBN 3-7013-0998-1 .
  • "The Inquisition. A Chronicle of Terror", 2000
  • "Jesus and the Shroud ", 1998
  • "Meeting point for the Advent wreath. Suggestions for the" quietest time of the year "from December 1st to Christmas Eve", 1998
  • "What Jesus didn't want: It's different in the Bible. A research", with Albert van Gansewinkel SVD, 1997
  • "The Gospel in Burgenland Dialect", CD; 1995
  • "The Jesus Forgers", 1994
  • "Ash Wednesday or Quo vadis, Reverend?", 1994
  • "The Donkey from Bethlehem", 1991
  • "The ancestral gallery of the Christ Child", 1991
  • "Brother Franz and Sister Krippe", 1991
  • The Burning Baskets of the Shield Citizens - Religion and Language in Literary Approaches , suggested by Otto Mauer , dedicated to him, Styria Graz 1976, ISBN 3-222-10875-7 .
  • with Martin Gutl : I began to pray - texts for meditation and worship , Styria Graz 1973, ISBN 3-222-10745-9 .
  • "The Whipping Boy", 1972

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Website of Josef Dirnbeck - biography
  2. ^ Website of Josef Dirnbeck - Chronology
personal data
SURNAME Dirnbeck, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian Catholic priest and author
DATE OF BIRTH January 5, 1948
PLACE OF BIRTH Rotenturm on the Pinka