Viktor Franz Anton Glutz-Ruchti

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Viktor Franz Anton Glutz-Ruchti (born June 14, 1747 in Solothurn ; † October 9, 1824 ibid) was a Swiss Catholic clergyman and coadjutor bishop .

Life

Viktor Franz Anton Glutz-Ruchti was born as the son of Johann Viktor Anton Glutz-Ruchti (born June 15, 1703 in Solothurn; † December 13, 1780 ibid), councilor and mayor and his wife Maria Jakobea Vallier from Sankt Albin .

He still had seven siblings:

  • Urs Karl Heinrich Felix Franz Glutz-Ruchti (born September 13, 1748 in Solothurn; † October 21, 1825), Abbot Karl Ambros Glutz-Ruchti in the St. Urban monastery , professor of philosophy and theology;
  • Heinrich Josef Philipp Jakob Glutz-Ruchti (born November 19, 1749 in Olten ; † February 3, 1817), pastor in Wolfwil , dean in Buchsgau and provost in Schönenwerd ;
  • Maria Klara Elisabeth Glutz-Ruchti (born May 17, 1751 in Olten; † April 1, 1829), sister Maria Creszentia in St. Josef;
  • Anna Maria Josefine Glutz-Ruchti (May 25, 1753 in Olten; † October 16, 1831)
  • Peter Joseph Glutz-Ruchti (born September 18, 1754 in Solothurn; † March 29, 1835)
  • Karl Anton Niklaus Glutz-Ruchti (born December 6, 1756 in Solothurn; † July 12, 1837), Aidemajor (military doctor) in French service, Vogt in Falkenstein, appellate judge;
  • Maria Regina Margaretha Glutz-Ruchti (born September 7, 1759 in Solothurn; † February 28, 1844).

Viktor Franz Anton Glutz-Ruchti studied at the Collegium Germanicum in Rome and completed his studies as Dr. theol. , then continued his studies in Paris . In 1770 he was ordained a priest and in 1771 became a preacher at St. Ursen in Solothurn and in 1785 a canon ; from 1805 he was the monastery secretary, cathedral scholaster , bandmaster and vicar general of the diocese of Lausanne . In 1809 he became provost of the monastery.

On 29 May 1820 Pope appointed him Pius VII. To titular bishop of Kherson and coadjutor of the bishop Franz Xaver von Neveu of Basel hereby moved Solothurn with right of succession, in the negotiations during the reorganization of the diocese of Basel as a future bishop's residence to the fore. On September 3, 1820, the nuncio Ignazio Nasalli donated him the episcopal ordination in the monastery of St. Urban .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Peter Walliser: Viktor Franz Anton Glutz-Ruchti. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland . September 22, 2010 , accessed January 23, 2018 .
  2. ↑ Jolanda Cecile Schärli: Conspicuous Religiosity: Prayer Healings, Cases of Obsession and Enthusiastic Sects in Catholic and Reformed Areas of Switzerland, p. 56 . disserta Verlag, 2012, ISBN 978-3-95425-016-5 ( google.de [accessed June 25, 2018]).
personal data
SURNAME Glutz-Ruchti, Viktor Franz Anton
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Glutz-Ruchti, Viktor Franz Anton; Glutz, Viktor Franz Anton
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss Catholic clergyman
DATE OF BIRTH June 14, 1747
PLACE OF BIRTH Solothurn
DATE OF DEATH October 9, 1824
Place of death Solothurn