Victor von Dittmann

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Victor Alexandrowitsch von Dittmann (* 1842 ; † February 3, 1917 in St. Petersburg ) was a German-Russian Catholic-Apostolic Shepherd with the Apostle and Angel .

biography

Victor von Dittmann was the son of Alexander von Dittmann and belonged with his brothers to a well-known Catholic-Apostolic family. He studied Protestant theology in Dorpat and became a member of Arminia Dorpatensis in the Wingolfsbund in 1859 . On September 27, 1866 he was ordained and then pastor in the Baltic States. He later became a priest-evangelist in St. Petersburg and was instrumental in founding the congregation. From 1874 he was an angel evangelist and from 1878 an evangelist with the apostle . From 1898 shepherd with the apostle for Russia, Finland and the Netherlands as well as archdeacon for Russia and since 1905 commissioned angel in St. Petersburg. It is said that Victor von Dittmann was able to preach in twelve languages.

Ordinations and assignments

  • Priest 27 September 1866
  • 1874 angel evangelist
  • 1878 Evangelist with the Apostle
  • 1898 Shepherd with the apostle and archdeacon
  • 1905 Engel commissioned

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Vademecum Wingolfiticum. Wolfrathshausen 1925. p. 278.
personal data
SURNAME Dittmann, Victor von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dittmann, Victor Alexandrowitsch von (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German-Russian Catholic Apostolic Shepherd with the Apostle and Angels
DATE OF BIRTH 1842
DATE OF DEATH February 3, 1917
Place of death St. Petersburg