Ewald Volgger

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Ewald Volgger (born October 6 1961 in Bruneck, South Tyrol), is a Roman Catholic Church Austria theologian and priests.

Life[edit]

Volgger studied Roman catholic theology at Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Brixen and at University of Vienna. In 1980, Volgger became a member of the Teutonic Order. On June 28, 1986 Volgger was ordained as catholic priest in Vienna. In 1999, Volgger became part of faculty of Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Brixen. Since 2003, Volgger became part of faculty of Catholic Private University Linz From 2010 to 2014 Volgger was rector of Catholic Private University Linz. Volgger wrote several books over Roman catholic themes. in May 2020, Volgger published with support of Roman Catholic bishop Franz Lackner a book The benediction of same sex partnerships with liturgical advices, how a worship for Blessing of same-sex unions in Christian churches can be.^[1]

Works by Volgger[edit]

• Sankt Georg und sein Bilderzyklus in Neuhaus, Böhmen, Elwert Marburg 2000,
• Die Feier des Karfreitags bei Amalar von Metz, Lit Verlag 2004,(together with Andreas Seehauser): Licht und Leben: die Pfarrkirche Maria in der Au, Bozen. Architektur und Kunst. Bozen: Pfarrei Maria in der Au 2010.
• Hubert Gaisbauer: Ruhig und froh lebe ich weiter: Älter werden mit Johannes XXIII. with a essay over Loris Francesco Capovilla by Ewald Volgger, Wiener Dom-Verlag 2011,
• Liturgie und Versöhnung: Wege des Heils, ((together with Albert Urban), Deutsches Liturgisches Institut Trier 2011,
• The benediction of same sex partnerships (together wit Florian Wegscheider), Regensburg 2020, 208 pages^[1]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Website by Ewald Volgger (PTH Brixen)
• Website by Ewald Volgger (KU Linz)

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