Blasius (Ernst) Marberger OPraem

Blasius (Ernst) Marberger

Personalia

Order Name:

Blasius, OPraem

Born:

January 2, 1888, St. Marein

Died:

April 16, 1954, Innsbruck

Profession:

Priest

Persecution:

Detention 27.07.1940 - 31.07.1940,
Security money

Memberships

K.Ö.St.V. Star corona Hall

Curriculum Vitae

Ernst Marberger visits the Franziskanergymnasium in Hall in Tirol and will be there in 1906 at the student connection Sternkorona Hall recorded. After the Matura he enters into the premonstrate chhorherrenstift Wilten, is dressed in 1906 and receives the order name Blasius. He studied theological studies at the pen's institute. In 1910 he lays down the solemn religious vows and is consecrated to the priest. He then takes care of pastoral care in Gries and Ellbögen. In 1918 he returns to Wilten and is entrusted with various tasks in the pen. His special care is the library and the art collection. In 1931 he was entrusted with the St. Sigmund pen in the ropes. Lastly, he's a mother's and Natter's pen.

After joining him in 1939, he was given a strict warning because of a procession-like retreat into the church during the firmung, in 1940, as it is stated in his records, “propter nihil incarcerated“ (in vain) and in 1941 he receives a fine for transgression of the Staff Law because he has carried out a funeral without notification to the authorities.

On Good Friday, 16th April 1954, he dies in Innsbruck.

Places

Place of activity:

Citations

  • Krause, Peter/Reinelt, Herbert/Schmitt, Helmut (2020): Farbe tragen, Farbe bekennen. Katholische Korporierte in Widerstand und Verfolgung. Teil 2. Kuhl, Manfred (ÖVfStG, Wien), p. 211/212.

Photo: ÖVfStg

Blasius Marberger OPraem

Priest
* January 2, 1888
St. Marein
† April 16, 1954
Innsbruck
Security money, Detention