Adolf Holl facts for kids
Adolf Holl was an Austrian writer and a Catholic priest. He was born on May 13, 1930, and passed away on January 23, 2020. He lived in Vienna and worked as a chaplain at the University of Vienna. He also taught about Catholic beliefs there.
Adolf Holl earned special degrees, called doctorates, in both philosophy and theology from the University of Vienna. He became a Catholic priest in 1954. For many years, he served as a local priest and taught theology. However, he had some disagreements with Church leaders. Because of these conflicts, he was asked to leave his teaching and priestly jobs in 1973.
He wrote many books during his life. Some of his well-known books include Jesus in Bad Company and The Last Christian: A Biography of Francis of Assisi.
About Adolf Holl's Work
Adolf Holl was known for his unique ideas and writings. He often explored different ways of thinking about religion and faith. His books made people think deeply about their beliefs. He was a very important voice in religious discussions in Austria.
Published Works (Selected)
Adolf Holl wrote many books and articles. Here are a few examples of his works that were translated into English:
- Jesus in Bad Company (1973)
- Death and the Devil (1976)
- The Last Christian: A Biography of Francis of Assisi (1979)
- The Left Hand of God: A Biography of the Holy Spirit (1998)
He also wrote many books in German, covering topics like:
- Mysticism for beginners (1977)
- Where God lives: The story of a long acquaintance (1978)
- How I became a priest, why Jesus was against it, and what came of it (1992)
- God is dead and greets you warmly: An autobiography (2001)
- How do I start a religion? (2009)
