Doctoral School of Theology at the University of Czernowitz (1877-1918)
Journal Title: Codrul Cosminului - Year 2014, Vol 20, Issue 2
Abstract
Faculty of Theology of the Alma Mater Francisco-Josephina University in Czernowitz has contributed to the formation of Romanian and Ruthenian intellectual elite of ecclesi-astical structure, both in Bukovina and in other provinces of the Austro-Hungarian Empire (Dalmatia, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Slovenia) or in neighboring countries (Romania, Serbia, Bulgaria). The theological undergraduate degree and, especially, the doctoral studies at University in Czernowitz has acquired a high prestige by virtue of some valorous professors like Isidor Onciul, Vasile Repta, Eusebiu Popovici, Olesi Comoroşan, Constantin Popovici, Vasile Mitrofanovici. Therefore, the doctoral studies in Orthodox Theology at the Universi-ty of Czernowitz became a pole of attraction for the ecclesiastical intelligentsia of the eastern part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
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Vasile Baltag
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