Ludwig Donin

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Ludwig Donin (1876)
Sick Friend , Paris 1869 (double title page depicting Saint Sophie)
The Messianic Preschool (1876)

Ludwig Donin (born January 23 or August 23, 1810 in Kautzen , Austrian Empire , † August 20, 1876 in Vienna ) was an Austrian Roman Catholic clergyman and writer. Donin also wrote under the pseudonyms Otto Cassian , Anton Philalethes , Ludwig Priester and Rhollandus . This was based on the orientation of the plant in question.

Life

Donin was ordained a priest in 1833 . From 1835 he lived in Vienna, where he was cathedral curate at St. Stephen's Cathedral and worked as a religion teacher. Furthermore, he was a very active writer and, in addition to prayer and edification books, wrote historical and polemical-political works. In 1867 alone he published 27 titles. At the time of his death, 6 million books by him were said to have been in circulation. Donin donated a multi-storey residential building at Antonigasse 30 for the poor Währings (since 1892 in Vienna's 18th district). There is an inscription in Latin that reminds of the founder. Since 2005 there has been a residential facility for people with intellectual disabilities in the house.

Donin's partial estate is in the archives of the Archdiocese of Vienna .

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  1. ^ Murray G. Hall, Gerhard Renner: Handbook of the bequests and collections of Austrian authors (1995)