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Pastorační aktivity arcibiskupa Jakuba Arnošta z Lichtensteinu‑Castelcorna (1690–1747)

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Faltičko J.
Studia theologica
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2023
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vol. 2
99-127
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: The ecclesiastical dignitary Jakob Ernst von Lichtenstein­‑Castelcorno (1690–1747) successively served as Bishop in Seckau, Styria (1728–1738) and Olomouc, Moravia (1738– 1745). He completed his career as Archbishop of Salzburg (1745–1747). He was very active in pastoral work, which was central to all his episcopal ministries, in all three positions. He was also willing to work in other dioceses when necessary. During his trip to the spa in Trenčianské Teplice (today’s Slovakia), he, for example, consecrated a church in the territory of the Kingdom of Hungary. As the resident Bishop, Ernst Jakob reserved for himself the conferring of all degrees of priestly ordination, the consecration of churches and the confirmation of the faithful. He ordained a total of 2,599 priests. He consecrated 70 churches and chapels. He consecrated 330 altars and confirmed 357,372 people. His contemporaries did similar things. Jakob Ernst sought to fulfill the ideas of the Council of Trent concerning the role of the Bishop as the “good shepherd” of his faithful.
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The Search for Truth by "Registration of Expression" – Polygraph Experiments in Graz in the 1920s

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Bachhiesl C.
European Polygraph
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2013
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vol. 7
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issue 2(24)
55-68
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Ferdinand I. und die Wiener Stadtbefestigung

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Jeitler M.
Historie – Otázky – Problémy (History, Issues, Problems)
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2015
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vol. 7
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issue 2
71-84
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The paper contains an overview of the development and erection of the Viennese town fortifications during the reign of Ferdinand I, its medieval requirements, difficult financing and contemporary influences on the construction work. Furthermore, a brief comparison with other residences, namely Graz, Wiener Neustadt and Prague, is made.
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