Eichstätt's New Bishop Sees Himself as a "Team Player"
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Christian Würtz starts in Eichstätt as the youngest diocesan bishop in Germany. That's how he understands his position – and that's what he does in his spare time.
Christian Würtz starts in Eichstätt as the youngest diocesan bishop in Germany. This is how he understands his office – and that's what he does in his spare time. On this Sunday (4 October) the new bishop Christian Würtz officially takes up his office. The former auxiliary bishop of Freiburg called himself "team player, who, although at the end of the day, has to make some decisions and then also has to answer them, but who does not make these d…
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Bishop Christian Würtz has already made the move from Freiburg to the Altmühltal. Next Sunday he will be introduced to his position as 83rd Bishop of Eichstätt. He is looking forward to getting to know the diocese and the people.
The new Bishop of Eichstätter will be introduced to his office on Sunday. He wants to be a Synodal Bishop, but makes it clear that synodality is not a democracy.
Christian Würtz starts in Eichstätt as the youngest diocesan bishop in Germany. That's how he understands his position – and that's what he does in his spare time. ...
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