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When Staupitz was chosen vicar-general, he hatched a plot to reform the Augustinian orders throughout Saxony by uniting the Reformed Congregation with the Saxon Conventuals in 1507. He received approval from the papal legate to Germany, Cardinal Carvajal, through a 1510 papal bull. Upon hearing of the bull, however, seven of the 29 Observant ...
2 de mar. de 2017 · Johann von Staupitz is generally acknowledged as one of the most important influences on Martin Luther, convincing him of the sin-remitting grace of God. It was this revelation that was to spur Luther to formulate his theology of salvation by faith alone which was to lead to his break with the Catholic church.
Johann von Staupitz (Motterwitz, 1465 – Salisburgo, 28 dicembre 1524) è stato un abate e teologo tedesco. Vicario generale dell' Ordine degli Eremitani di Sant'Agostino in Germania dal 1503 , fu professore a Wittenberg ed iniziò agli studi biblici Martin Lutero , a cui cedette la propria cattedra nel 1512 .
Johann IV. von Staupitz (* um 1468 in Motterwitz bei Leisnig in Sachsen; † 28. Dezember 1524 im Unterinntal in Tirol) war ein Abt von St. Peter.. Staupitz und Salzburg. Staupitz war bereits ein angesehener Theologe und Generalvikar des Augustinerordens, als er 1520 als Domprediger nach Salzburg kam.
Staupitz, Johann von. Augustinereremit, Benediktiner, Theologe, * um 1465/68 Motterwitz bei Leisnig, † 28. 12. 1524 Braunau/Inn, ⚰ Salzburg, Stift Sankt Peter.
Johann Von Staupitz. Abad, nacido en Motterwitz cerca de Leisnig (o en Moderwitz cerca de Meustadt del Orla) alrededor de 1460 y muerto en Salzburgo el 28 dic.1524. Descendía de una antigua familia de Sajonia. Estudio en Leipzig , donde y se matriculó en 1485.
In 1520 revocation and abjuration were demanded of Staupitz; he hesitated at first, because there was no need to revoke what he had never asserted, but finally declared that he recognized the pope as his judge. Luther saw in this declaration a defection. However, Staupitz was no Lutheran but thoroughly Catholic in matters of faith (especially ...
