Kirche im Krieg: Benedikt XV. als Mittler des Friedens Von Jörg Ernesti COMMUNIO 47 (2018) 144-153, Thema, Lesedauer: ca. 14 Minuten / 0 Kommentare Abstract / DOI Benedict XV and the Pursuit of Peace. The election of Benedict XV at the beginning of World War I was a plea for the chance of diplomatic action. Although his attempts to limitate the conflict and to mediate a just peace failed (1917), the prestige of the Holy See was heavily strengthened by his action. Humanitarian initiatives as his commitment to the armenian people and his unshaken attitude of neutrality towards the warring nations were much respected at the end of the war. Diesen Artikel jetzt lesen! Im Abo Ihr Plus: Zugriff auch auf alle anderen Artikel im Abo-Bereich 1 Heft + 1 Heft digital 0,00 € danach 71,40 € für 6 Ausgaben pro Jahr + Digitalzugang inkl. MwSt., zzgl. 6,60 € Versand (D) 1 Heft digital 0,00 € danach 57,00 € für 6 Ausgaben pro Jahr im Digitalzugang inkl. MwSt., Im Abo Im Digital-Abo Abo testen Digital-Abo testen Sie haben ein Abonnement? Anmelden Teilen Teilen Whatsapp Mailen Überschrift Artikel-Infos Autor Jörg Ernesti Jörg Ernesti, Studium in Paderborn, Wien und Rom, 1993 Priesterweihe, 1997 Promotion in Kirchengeschichte in Rom und 2007 in Ökumenischer Theologie in Paderborn, 2003 Habilitation in Mainz, seit 2013 Professor für Mittlere und Neue Kirchengeschichte an der Universität Augsburg.
Abstract / DOI Benedict XV and the Pursuit of Peace. The election of Benedict XV at the beginning of World War I was a plea for the chance of diplomatic action. Although his attempts to limitate the conflict and to mediate a just peace failed (1917), the prestige of the Holy See was heavily strengthened by his action. Humanitarian initiatives as his commitment to the armenian people and his unshaken attitude of neutrality towards the warring nations were much respected at the end of the war.
Jörg Ernesti Jörg Ernesti, Studium in Paderborn, Wien und Rom, 1993 Priesterweihe, 1997 Promotion in Kirchengeschichte in Rom und 2007 in Ökumenischer Theologie in Paderborn, 2003 Habilitation in Mainz, seit 2013 Professor für Mittlere und Neue Kirchengeschichte an der Universität Augsburg.