Quo Fuit places 11 dated presences for Karl Rahner across 10 places, from 1927 to 1981.
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Karl Rahner (5 March 1904 – 30 March 1984) was a German Jesuit priest and theologian who, alongside Henri de Lubac, Hans Urs von Balthasar, and Yves Congar, is considered to be one of the most influential Catholic theologians of the 20th-century.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Karl Rahner was documented, and when
1927 to 1929period
Jesuitsattested“As a part of his Jesuit training, Rahner taught Latin to novices at Feldkirch (1927–29), then began his theological studies at the Jesuit theologate in Valkenburg aan de Geul in 1929.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1927 to 1929period
Feldkirch (Hartheim)attested“As a part of his Jesuit training, Rahner taught Latin to novices at Feldkirch (1927–29), then began his theological studies at the Jesuit theologate in Valkenburg aan de Geul in 1929.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1927 to 1929period
Valkenburg aan de Geulattested“As a part of his Jesuit training, Rahner taught Latin to novices at Feldkirch (1927–29), then began his theological studies at the Jesuit theologate in Valkenburg aan de Geul in 1929.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1934year
Pullachattested“Because Rahner's superiors wished him to teach philosophy at Pullach, he returned home to Freiburg in 1934 to study for a doctorate in philosophy, delving more deeply into the philosophy of Kant and Maréchal, and attended seminars by Mar…”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1934year
Freiburgattested“Because Rahner's superiors wished him to teach philosophy at Pullach, he returned home to Freiburg in 1934 to study for a doctorate in philosophy, delving more deeply into the philosophy of Kant and Maréchal, and attended seminars by Mar…”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1936year
Innsbruckattested“In 1936 Rahner was sent to Innsbruck to continue his theological studies and there he completed his habilitation.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1939 to 1949period
Viennaattested“In 1939 the Nazis took over the university and Rahner, while staying in Austria, was invited to Vienna to work in the Pastoral Institute, where he both taught and became active in pastoral work until 1949.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1939 to 1949period
Austriaattested“In 1939 the Nazis took over the university and Rahner, while staying in Austria, was invited to Vienna to work in the Pastoral Institute, where he both taught and became active in pastoral work until 1949.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1964 to 1967period
University of Munichattested“During the council, Rahner accepted the chair for Christianity and the Philosophy of Religion at the University of Munich and taught there from 1964 to 1967.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1981year
Innsbruckattested“Rahner then moved to Munich and in 1981 to Innsbruck, where he remained for the next 3 years as an active writer and lecturer, also continuing his active pastoral ministry.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
1981year
Munichattested“Rahner then moved to Munich and in 1981 to Innsbruck, where he remained for the next 3 years as an active writer and lecturer, also continuing his active pastoral ministry.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
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1962year
Society of Jesusmentioned“In early 1962, with no prior warning, Rahner's superiors in the Society of Jesus told him that he was under Rome's pre-censorship, which meant that he could not publish or lecture without advance permission.”source: Wikipedia: Karl Rahner
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