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Benedict XVI : a life. Volume I, Youth in Nazi Germany to the Second Vatican Council, 1927-1965 / Peter Seewald ; translated by Dinah Livingstone.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Original language: German Publisher: London : Bloomsbury Continuum, 2020Copyright date: ©2020Description: xi, 500 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
  • still image
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9781472979193 (hardbook)
  • 1472979192 (hardbook)
Other title:
  • Benedict XVI : a life. Volume 1, Youth in Nazi Germany to the Second Vatican Council, 1927-1965
  • Benedict XVI : a life. Volume one, Youth in Nazi Germany to the Second Vatican Council, 1927-1965
  • Youth in Nazi Germany to the Second Vatican Council, 1927-1965
  • Benedict the 16th : a life. Volume I, Youth in Nazi Germany to the Second Vatican Council, 1927-1965
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 282.092 23
  • 279.2092 23
Contents:
Part one: The boy. Easter Saturday ; The impediment ; The dreamland ; 1933; "Holy year" ; The 'German Christians' ; With burning concern ; The calm before the storm ; The seminary ; War ; Resistance ; The end -- Part two. The master student. Zero hour ; The scholars' mountain ; Guilt and atonement ; Upheaval in thinking ; The glass bead game ; Augustine ; Storm and stress ; The key reading ; The major orders ; The curate ; The examination ; The abyss ; The new heathens and the Church -- Part three: The council. A star is born ; The network ; Council ; The battle begins ; The Genoa speech ; The spin doctor ; The world on the brink ; Seven days that changed the Catholic Church for ever ; German wave ; Power sources ; In the school of the Holy Spirit ; The legacy.
Summary: Based on countless hours of interviews in Rome with Pope Benedict XVI himself, this first volume of an authoritative biography follows the early life of the future Pope, from his days growing up in Germany and his conscription into the Hitler Youth during World War II to his career as an academic theologian and eventual Archbishop of Munich.
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"First published in 2020 in Germany as Benedikt XVI: ein leben by Droemer Verlag"--Title page verso.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Part one: The boy. Easter Saturday ; The impediment ; The dreamland ; 1933; "Holy year" ; The 'German Christians' ; With burning concern ; The calm before the storm ; The seminary ; War ; Resistance ; The end -- Part two. The master student. Zero hour ; The scholars' mountain ; Guilt and atonement ; Upheaval in thinking ; The glass bead game ; Augustine ; Storm and stress ; The key reading ; The major orders ; The curate ; The examination ; The abyss ; The new heathens and the Church -- Part three: The council. A star is born ; The network ; Council ; The battle begins ; The Genoa speech ; The spin doctor ; The world on the brink ; Seven days that changed the Catholic Church for ever ; German wave ; Power sources ; In the school of the Holy Spirit ; The legacy.

Based on countless hours of interviews in Rome with Pope Benedict XVI himself, this first volume of an authoritative biography follows the early life of the future Pope, from his days growing up in Germany and his conscription into the Hitler Youth during World War II to his career as an academic theologian and eventual Archbishop of Munich.