13. 6. (Tuesday)
Theological faculty Salzburg
Universitaetsplatz 1
Room: 101
9.00 – 11.00 o´clock
Opening / Greetings
Vice-President Prof. Dr. Fatima Ferreira-Briza
(Paris Lodron University Salzburg)
Dean Prof. Dr. Dietmar Winkler
(Catholic Faculty of theology Paris Lodron University Salzburg)
President Prof. Anders Jarlet
(CIHEC)
9.30 o’clock
The foundation of the imperial Church in the West: a comparison between Charlemagne and Otto the Great
Peter Raedts (Nijmegen)
Jan Hus in the context of the Bohemian Reform movement
Peter Moree (Prague)
Roncesvalles, 16th century Reform, 19th century Catholic secularization, and its repercussion on the pilgrimage to Santiago
José Andrés-Gallego (Madrid)
11.00 – 11.30 o´clock
Coffee break
11.30 – 13.00 o´clock
Reforming Spirit: the First Decade of the Jesuits in Vilnius (1569–1579)
Liudas Jovaiša (Vilnius)
The Modernization of the Russian Orthodox Church in the First Half of the Twentieth Century
Maria Petrova (St. Petersburg)
The Impact of the Protestant Reformation on Estonian Society and Culture in Modern Times
Riho Altnurme (Tartu)
13. 6. (Tuesday)
13.00 – 15.00 o´clock
Lunch break
15.00 – 16.30 o´clock
Gallicans, Anglicans and Arminians in early seventh-century Europe
Philippe Denis (Durban)
Contexts as a factor in the Reformation: An Anglican Spirituality, and Liturgical Renewal in Southern Africa- 19th -21st century
Henry Mbaya (Stellenbosch)
Enlightenment and Catholicism in Salzburg – the Role of Prince-archbishop Hieronymus Colloredo (1732–1803)
Elisabeth Lobenwein (Salzburg)
19.00 – 20.00 o’clock
Public lecture
“Reformation(s!)”
Prof. Bernard Ardura OPraem
(Vatican) (Head of the Pontifical Committee for Historical Sciences)
afterwards
reception at the archbishops palace
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14. 6. (Wednesday)
Theological faculty Salzburg
Universitaetsplatz 1
Room: 101
9.00 – 10.30 o’clock
The Lutheran Reformation – A theological or political Revolution?
Anders Jarlert (Lund)
Homo novus? Martin Luther’s new concept of man and its consequences
Benedikt Brunner (Bonn)
The Reformation Ideal of the Godly Commonwealth in Scotland
Stewart J Brown (Edinburgh)
10.30 – 11.00 o´clock
Coffee break
11.00 – 12.30 o´clock
The Protestant Reformation in the Prince-Archbishopric of Salzburg
A Survey of Source Material
Wolfgang Neuper (Salzburg)
The played Reformation
Implementation and reception of the Reformation in current computer games illustrated by the example Europa Universalis IV (Rights of Man)
David Schmiedel (Magdeburg)
Paul VI through British Eyes: Social Change and the Pope (1963-1978)
Gerulf Hirt (Jena)
12.30 o´clock – 14.00 o´clock
Lunch break
14.00 – 15.30 o´clock
Reformation meets Tradition: The first black women converts to Reformed Christianity in South Africa
Christina Landman (Pretoria)
Reforming the New World: the Holy See and the renovation of the religious orders in America in the late 19th century
Antón M. Pazos (Santiago de Compostela)
The New Reformation of the 1960s
Hugh McLeod (Birmingham)
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12.6. (Monday)
18.00 – 20.00 o’clock
Special guided tour fortress Salzburg
Please indicate if you are interested in participating in the guided tour (availability permitting)
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15.6. (Thursday)
10.00 –16.00 o’clock (approx.)
Excursion (Salzkammergut / Wolfgangsee / Hellbrunn)
Please indicate if you are interested in participating in the excursion (availability permitting)