Conrad Gröber [SEP] position held
Conrad Gröber
Conrad Gröber (April 1, 1872 in Meßkirch – February 14, 1948 in Freiburg im Breisgau) was a Catholic priest and archbishop of the Archdiocese of Freiburg. Historian of the German Resistance Joachim Fest nominates Gröber, alongside Galen and Preysing as one of the individual senior clerics who came to lead Catholic resistance to Nazism in Germany.
Life.
Life Youth and education.
Gröber was born in Messkirch in 1872, to Alois and Martina Gröber. His father was a master carpenter. Gröber grew up
Pastor. Bildnisse des guten Hirten, 1931
- Kirche und Künstler, 1932
- Handbuch der religiösen Gegenwartsfragen, 1937
- Die Reichenau, 1938
- Der Mystiker Heinrich Seuse. Die Geschichte seines Lebens. Die Entstehung und Echtheit seiner Werke, 1941
- Das Leiden unseres Herrn Jesus Christus im Lichte der vier heiligen Evangelien und der neuesten Zeitgeschichte, 1946
- Aus meinem römischen Tagebuch, 1947
Sources.
"All references are in German."
- Hugo Ott: "Conrad Gröber (1872