Papa Benedikt XVI. - Joseph Ratzinger
Benedict XVI - Joseph Ratzinger was born in 1927 in Marktl on the Inn in the German province of Bavaria. After his studies and priestly ordination, he taught theology at the universities of Munich, Bonn, Münster, Tübingen and Regensburg. During the Second Vatican Council, he was the theological advisor to Cardinal Frings. After an extremely active and notable theological activity, in 1977 he was appointed archbishop of Munich and held that office until 1981, when John Paul II. appointed head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the most important Vatican institution. He remained in that position until the death of John Paul II. April 2, 2005. A few weeks later, at the conclave on April 19, 2005, he was elected as the 265th successor of St. Petra. The pontificate of Pope Benedict XVI ends on February 28, 2013 with his renunciation of the office of the Roman bishop.
Titel im Angebot
Bog i svijet: Vjera i život u našem vremenu
In an extensive interview with Peter Seewald, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger offers accessible and profound reflections on the Christian faith, Creation, the Church, and the challenges of the modern world.
Bog je uvijek nov: Duhovna promišljanja
The book *God Is Always New* presents inspired spiritual reflections by Pope Benedict XVI on faith, love, and the joy of encountering God, who makes life new.
Demokracija u Crkvi
The essay analyzes the nature and structure of the Church in relation to democratic models. Ratzinger emphasizes that the Church is not a human invention or a parliament, but a community founded on faith, Truth, and God's revelation.
Deus caritas est - Bog je ljubav (D-143)
Encyclical to Bishops, Priests and Deacons, Consecrated Persons and All Lay Faithful on Christian Love
Što je Kršćanstvo: posljednji spisi
The posthumously published spiritual testament of Pope Benedict XVI presents selected theological reflections on the essence of Christianity, the liturgy, relations with other faiths, and the contemporary challenges facing the Church.
