Grünwidl demande un dialogue entre l'église et la politique dans les moments difficiles

Grünwidl demande un dialogue entre l'église et la politique dans les moments difficiles

Wien, Österreich - Vienna, March 21, 2025- the apostolic administrator of the Archdiocese of Vienna, Josef Grünwidl, has vehemently spoken out for more intensive dialogue and cooperation in church and politics. In an interview for the Ö1 show "Religion Aktuell", he expressed his concerns on the sidelines of the General Assembly of the Bishops' Conference in the Hungarian Arch Abbey Pannonhalma. Grünwidl a souligné la nécessité d'une "coopération au niveau des yeux", qui est recherchée dans le processus synodal de l'Église. Compte tenu de l'extrémisme politique croissant, il a expliqué qu'un "véritable dialogue" était essentiel pour protéger la démocratie comme une question bien sûr. The protection of the weakest and the protection of human rights is always in the foreground, which also reflects the attitude of the Bishops' Conference.

In addition, Grünwidl was appointed "honorary canor" on November 1, a prestigious award, which was awarded by Cardinal Christoph Schönborn. Since 2023 he has been a bishop's vicar for the Vicariate Süd - under the Wienerwald, where he actively brings himself into the interests of the archdiocese. Le chapitre de la cathédrale, auquel il appartient maintenant en tant que membre honoraire, est responsable de l'élection des bureaux religieux centraux. With this appointment, he assumes another significant responsibility to promote a pioneering role in the interpersonal and political dialogue in the Archdiocese of Vienna, such as kathpress.at rapporté.

La nomination en tant que canoniste honoraire est une expression de confiance et d'appréciation de l'engagement de Grünwid. The cathedral chapter, consisting of auxiliary bishops and other high -ranking church representatives, plays a central role in the spiritual and administrative direction of the St. Stephen's Cathedral. In its new function, Grünwidl is expected to actively participate in the further development of the church in the current political landscape and raise the voice of the church loudly and clearly, which also