Reinhard Hauke

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Auxiliary Bishop Reinhard Hauke

Reinhard Hauke (born November 6, 1953 in Weimar ) is auxiliary bishop in the diocese of Erfurt .

Life

As the youngest child of expellees from Silesia - the father comes from Katowice in Upper Silesia, the mother from Liebenau in Lower Silesia - Reinhard Hauke ​​grew up in Weimar and passed his Abitur there at the Extended High School . In a religious course he learned on Norbertinum in Magdeburg even Latin and ancient Greek and studied in Erfurt Catholic theology and philosophy . On June 30, 1979, he received the sacrament of ordination through Bishop Hugo Aufderbeck . In 1987 he began a doctoral degree in liturgical science , which he completed in 1992 at the University of Passau with a dissertation on the subject The praising memoria: the ecumenical dimension of the anamnesis of Christ in doxological form .

After his ordination, Hauke ​​initially worked as a chaplain in Jena and Heiligenstadt . In 1987 he came to Erfurt as prefect in the seminary and cathedral vicar . In 1992 Reinhard Hauke ​​also became cathedral priest in Erfurt Cathedral of St. Mary and teacher at the Edith-Stein School . In 1994 Reinhard Hauke ​​became the cathedral chapter of the St. Marien cathedral chapter in Erfurt. In September 2005 his responsibility as cathedral priest was expanded to include the parish of St. Severi on Domberg and St. Martini in the suburb of Brühl.

Reinhard Hauke ​​had been a deaf chaplain since 1987 and from 1989 to 2004 he was broadcasting representative of the Erfurt diocese at the MDR .

Before his appointment as bishop, Hauke ​​gained national fame through several pastoral-liturgical projects, so-called blessing celebrations , which are also aimed at people who do not belong to any Christian church, such as the celebration of the turning point of life for unbaptized young people (an alternative to youth consecration ), the blessing service on Valentine's Day for People who are part of a partnership, the monthly commemoration of the dead in Erfurt Cathedral and the “Christmas praise” for people without a denomination that has been taking place for many years in the same place.

Pope Benedict XVI appointed him on October 11, 2005 titular bishop of Flumenepiscense and auxiliary bishop in the diocese of Erfurt . The episcopal ordination received his Erfurt diocesan Bishop Joachim Wanke on 26 November 2005 at St. Mary's Cathedral Erfurt, co-consecrators were the Archbishop of Cologne , Joachim Cardinal Meisner , and the emeritus auxiliary bishop of Erfurt Hans-Reinhard Koch . After his consecration, the Erfurt auxiliary bishop developed the so-called Kosmas-und-Damian service, which is a blessing service for the sick and their helpers and which is also aimed particularly at non-Christians to give consolation and encouragement.

Hauke ​​is a member of the World Church Commission and its sub-commission for Latin America (esp. ADVENIAT) as well as the Youth Commission of the German Bishops' Conference .

At its autumn general assembly in 2009, the German Bishops' Conference appointed Auxiliary Bishop Hauke ​​as the representative for the pastoral care of expellees and emigrants.

The Erfurt cathedral chapter elected Hauke ​​on October 2, 2012 as diocesan administrator of the diocese of Erfurt after Pope Benedict XVI. the day before had granted the resignation of Bishop Joachim Wanke. He held this position until the inauguration of the new diocesan bishop Ulrich Neymeyr on November 22, 2014.

With effect from June 18, 2016, Hauke ​​was appointed provost of the cathedral chapter at Erfurt Cathedral by Bishop Ulrich Neymeyr .

Auxiliary Bishop Reinhard Hauke's coat of arms shows Thuringian motifs

Episcopal coat of arms and motto

The coat of arms is dominated by the bells of the large cathedral bell Gloriosa, namely a representation of Mary with the child. Maria is the patroness of the Erfurt Cathedral. To the right and left above the statue of Mary are the city coats of arms of Erfurt and Weimar, where Hauke ​​was born in 1953. The cross and prelate's hat above the shield reveal the coat of arms as that of a cleric. The green color of the hat and the six tassels that hang on both sides of the hat show that this is a bishop. An archbishop's coat of arms would have ten tassels on each side and that of a cardinal 15.

The motto is: Deus pacis sanctificet vos (“ May the God of peace sanctify you”) from the 1st Letter to the Thessalonians ( 1 Thess 5:23  EU ).

bibliography

  • The praising memoria: The ecumenical dimension of the anamnesis of Christ in doxological form , denominational and controversial theological studies, volume 61, also theol. Diss. Univ. Passau, Paderborn 1994, ISBN 3-87088-853-9 .

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Christoph Strack: New Bishop Reinhard Hauke. “As a bridge in Europe that is growing together” , domradio.de , September 25, 2009, accessed on October 9, 2014.
  2. ^ German Bishops' Conference: Press release of September 20, 2016 - No. 175
  3. ^ Auxiliary Bishop Hauke ​​becomes Erfurt Cathedral Provost. (No longer available online.) Diocese of Erfurt, May 20, 2016, archived from the original on August 10, 2016 ; Retrieved July 4, 2016 . Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.bistum-erfurt.de
  4. http://www.katholische-kirche.de/14366.html

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