Carl Lampert
An Austrian priest and pro-vicar of Innsbruck, Carl Lampert courageously opposed the Nazi regime. Deported to Dachau and…
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An Austrian priest and pro-vicar of Innsbruck, Carl Lampert courageously opposed the Nazi regime. Deported to Dachau and…
Maria Hueber (1653-1705) was a Tyrolean religious sister, foundress of the first free school for girls in Tyrol and the …
Otto Neururer (1882-1940) was an Austrian priest, the first priest to die as a martyr at the Buchenwald concentration ca…
A Capuchin lay friar and mendicant, Thomas of Olera was a great mystic, spiritual advisor to princes and emperors, and a…
Zoltán Meszlényi (1892-1951) was a Hungarian auxiliary bishop of Esztergom, arrested by the communist regime and died a …
Saints associated with Innsbruck: Carl Lampert, Maria Hueber, Otto Neururer, Thomas of Olera and Zoltán Meszlényi.