Vienna seminary
| Archbishop's Seminary Vienna | |
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 Archbishop's Seminary |
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| Seminar type | Inter-diocesan seminary |
| address | Strudlhofgasse 7 1090 Vienna |
| country | Austria |
| carrier | Archdiocese of Vienna |
| founding year | 1758 |
| Number of seminarians (total) | 35 (as of 2017) |
| Rain | Richard Tatzreiter |
| Sub-rain | Markus Muth, P. Lorenz Voith CSsR |
| Spiritual | P. Michael Meßner SJ; Peter Miscik |
| Website URL | www.wiener-priesterseminar.at |
The Archbishop's Seminary in Vienna (formerly known as the Vienna Seminary) is the training center for secular priests in the Archdiocese of Vienna .
history
It was founded in 1758 by Archbishop Christoph Anton Graf Migazzi . This is where the formation of the diocesan clergy took place. For a long time it was located in the Curhaus (also Churhaus ) on Stephansplatz in Vienna .
Archbishop Sigismund Anton Graf von Hohenwart had the building increased in 1805 in order to accommodate more seminarians.
Under Cardinal Franz Xaver Nagl , the Spanish Hospital in Boltzmanngasse in Vienna's 9th district, where an orphanage was last located, was rebuilt and expanded. The move took place in the summer of 1914. The Vienna seminary has been housed there ever since.
From autumn 2012 the training will partly be carried out together with the Burgenland seminary and the St. Pölten seminary. The seminarians of all three seminars live in the building of the Vienna seminary.
The seminar leadership of the three seminars under one roof currently consists of Regens Richard Tatzreiter, the subregents Markus Muth, P. Lorenz Voith CSsR and the spiritualists P. Michael Meßner SJ and Peter Miscik.
literature
- Franz Loidl: History of the Archdiocese of Vienna. Herold, Vienna / Munich 1983, ISBN 3-7008-0223-4 .
Web links
Superdiocesan houses:
Canisianum (Innsbruck) |
Collegium Orientale |
Ducal Georgianum |
Seminary Leopoldinum |
Pontificium Collegium Germanicum et Hungaricum de Urbe |
St. Georgen Seminary |
Study House St. Lambert |
International Seminary of St. Peter
Seminary of the German dioceses:
Seminary Aachen |
Seminary Augsburg |
Bamberg Seminary |
Redemptoris Mater Berlin |
St. Petrus Seminary (Berlin) |
Collegium Willibaldinum |
Seminary Erfurt |
Essen seminary |
Collegium Borromaeum (Freiburg im Breisgau) |
Seminary in Fulda |
Seminary Hamburg |
Hildesheim Seminary |
Johanneum Tübingen |
Seminary Cologne |
Seminary Limburg |
Seminary Mainz |
Seminary Munich |
Collegium Borromaeum Münster |
Seminary Osnabrück |
Archbishop's Seminary Paderborn |
Seminary Passau |
Seminary Regensburg |
Rottenburg Seminary |
Wilhelmsstift Tübingen |
Seminary Speyer |
Seminary Trier |
Seminary in Würzburg
Pre-seminars:
Ambrosianum Tübingen
Seminary of the Austrian dioceses:
Archbishop's Seminary Vienna |
Burgenland Seminary (Diocese of Eisenstadt) |
Seminary of the Diocese of St. Pölten |
Episcopal Seminary of the Diocese of Linz |
Seminary Salzburg |
Episcopal seminary of the dioceses Innsbruck and Feldkirch |
Seminary of the diocese of Gurk in Graz and Klagenfurt
German seminaries of the Catholic Church in Switzerland:
St. Beat Seminar (Bishopric Basel) |
Seminary St. Luzi (Diocese of Chur)
German seminary in South Tyrol:
Episcopal seminary of the diocese of Bozen / Brixen
Coordinates: 48 ° 13 ′ 21 ″ N , 16 ° 21 ′ 22 ″ E