Roman Institute of the Görres Society

Science Center for History since 1888

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The Roman Quarterly (Römische Quartalschrift), published by the Roman Institute of the Görres Society and the College of Campo Santo Teutonico, is now available digitised from the first volume 1887 to the volume 2009. These 103 volumes are now available online free of charge on the Index Theologicus platform of the University of Tübingen.

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Since September 2024, Dr Florian Pichler has been studying at the Pontifical Lateran University for a degree in both law. In December 2023, he completed his doctorate in Vienna on clerical confidentiality and the secrecy of the confessional in canon law and in Austrian and German religious law.

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Joseph Ratzinger had been a member of the Görres Society - a catholic association of accademics, founded in 1876 - since 1957 and a member of the Roman Institute of the Görres Society since his move from Munich to Rome in 1982, i.e. for 40 years until his death in 2022. The desire has therefore arisen to honour the German Pope with a tribute. 37 former active members of the Roman Institute took part.

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In the 136th year of its existence, the RIGG is once again offering a series of lectures for the academic year 2024/25: by Christian Hecht, Stefan Rebenich, Sible de Blaauw, Ruth Slenczka, Arnd Uhle and Gabriel Steinschulte. As usual, the lectures will take place at the Campo Santo Teutonico. As a rule, the lectures will be transmitted via zoom.

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Constantin Felber (* 2003 in Munich) began studying law at the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg after graduating from high school in Munich, specialising in commercial criminal law. He is currently in his 6th semester and is a scholarship holder of the Hanns-Seidel-Foundation and spokesman of the HSS-Hochschulgruppe Leipzig. He is very interested in canon law and is completing an internship at the Vatican Dicastery for Legislative Texts.

The 126th General Assembly and Annual Conference of the Görres Society will take place in Regensburg from 27 to 29 September 2024. The general theme is "Creation and Responsibility". The detailed programme is not yet known, but it is important to register online so that your name appears in the printed list of participants.

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Mag. theol. Julian Heissenberger (* 1989 in Oberpullendorf in Burgenland) studied theology after attending the Federal Commercial Academy in Vienna and Milan and taught at grammar school and secondary school in Neusiedl am See. He has been studying Canon Law at the Gregoriana since 2021. In addition to his pastoral activities, he is a trained Red Cross paramedic, a lecturer in first aid and speaks Austrian sign language.

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