The Calendarium (some important Anniversaries) VERITAS 2015
1415 | 600th anniversary of John Huss’ death at the stake in Constance |
January |
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1. 1. 1915 | * Jan Opletal, medicine student († 1939) |
6. 1. 1920 | Czechoslovak Hussite Church established |
13. 1. 1885 | * Josef Křenek, 3rd Synodal Senior of the ECCB |
18. 1. 1850 | * Jan Pelíšek, parson and senior in Semtěš, poet |
23. 1. 1500 | † brother Matthew of Kunvald, first bishop of the Unity of Brethren |
February |
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2. 2. 1905 | the Unity of Constance established |
5. 2. 1565 | † Jan Černý-Nigranus, Unity of Brethren bishop |
5. 2. 1705 | † Philipp Jakob Spener, founder of pietism (* 1635) |
8. 2. 1945 | † Jan Šimsa, YMCA Secretary |
21. 2. 1420 | town Tabor established |
27. 2. 1850 | * Ferdinand Císař, superintendent |
28. 2. 1920 | the constitution of the Czechoslovak Republic proclaimed |
March |
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1. 3. 1420 | the first crusade against Hussites declared |
7. 3. 1850 | * Thomas Garrigue Masaryk, first Czechoslovak president |
13. 3. 1485 | Confessional Peace of Kutná Hora, the first milestone of plurality in Europe |
18. 3. 1555 | * Arnold Krajíř of Krajek, Unity of Brethren patron |
21. 3. 1415 | pope John XXIII escaped from Constance |
24. 3. 1415 | John Huss jailed in Gottlieben |
25. 3. 1420 | Žižka’s victory near Sudoměř |
27. 3. 1760 | † Jiřík Vostrý – Zittauer, “heretic” emissary (* 1710) |
April |
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4. 4. 1415 | Jerome of Prague came into Constance |
6. 4. 885 | † St Method, Moravian-Panonian archbishop |
9. 4. 1945 | Dietrich Bonhoeffer, German theologian, executed |
14. 4. 1865 | Abraham Lincoln, president of the U.S.A., representative of the fight against slavery |
24. 4. 1915 | genocide of Armenians by Ottoman Empire |
29. 4. 1495 | † brother Jan (Vilímek) of Tábor, author of hymns |
May |
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9. 5. 1760 | † Nikolaus Luwig Count of Zinzendorf, who renewed the Unity of Brethren (* 1700) |
18. 5. 1575 | Czech Confession introduced to emperor Maxmilian II |
27. 5. 1525 | † Thomas Müntzer, leader in German Peasant’s War |
June |
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1. 6. 165? | beheaded Justin Martyr, Christian apologist |
5. 6. 1415 | Council of Constance gave Huss a hearing for the first |
4. 6. 1615 | † Vavřinec Benedikt of Nedožery, translator of psalms (* 1555) |
10. 6. 1415 | Huss’ letter “To All Faithful Czechs” |
12. 6. 1905 | † Wácslaw Wladiwoj Tomek, historian |
15. 6. 1215 | Magna charta libertatum issued in England |
15. 6. 1615 | Czech Estates passed the Language Law |
18. 6. 1815 | battle near Waterloo |
21. 6. 1621 | the execution of the 27 representatives of the Czech Estate’s revolt at the Old Town Square in Prague |
28. 6. 1465 | pope Pius II summoned George of Poděbrady to the trial again |
July |
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1. 7. 1415 | Master John Huss in Constance rejected to recant alleged “fallacies” |
6. 7. 1415 | † Master John Huss in Constance (burnt to death) |
14. 7. 1415 | Jan alias Žák burnt to death in Olomouc |
14. 7. 1420 | Hussites defeated the 1st crusade at Vítkov |
15. 7. 1410 | Polish armies defeated crusaders at Grunvald |
28. 7. 1750 | † Johann Sebastian Bach, composer (* 1685) |
August |
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7. 8. 1615 | † Melchior Vulpius, composer of hymns |
7. 8. 1865 | * Luděk Marold, painter |
16. 8. 1645 | † Kamil Krofta, historian and poet |
16. 8. 2005 | † Roger Schütz, founder of the community Taizé (* 1915) |
18. 8. 1855 | Austrian Empire concluded the concordat with pope |
18. 8. 1975 | † Štěpán Šoltész, parson and thinker |
28. 8. 1940 | community Taizé established |
September |
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2. 9. 1415 | Complain Letter of 452 Czech noblemen to the Council of Constance |
4. 9. 1965 | † Albert Schweitzer, theologian, musician, physician (* 1875) |
10. 9. 1515 | brother Luke of Prague jailed in Janovice upon Úhlava |
13. 9. 1565 | † Vilém Farel, preacher and reformer in Geneva |
15. 9. 1920 | Czechoslovak Hussite Church recognized by state |
25. 9. 1555 | Augsburg Peace in Germany according to the principle: the one who rules, determines the confession for his land as well |
October |
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2. 10. 1975 | † Rudolf Říčan, Church history professor at CEFT |
18. 10. 1685 | Edict of Nantes cancelled, Huguenots in France illegal again |
21. 10. 1125 | † Kosmas, first Czech chronicler |
21. 10. 1435 | Jan Rokycana elected as Archbishop of Prague |
28. 10. 1815 | * Ľudovít Štúr, Slovak poet and revivalist |
31. 10. 1517 | the World Day of the Reformation (Martin Luther nailed his 95 thesis up to the church’s door at Wittenberg this day |
November |
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5. 11. 1865 | St Salvator Church in Salvátorská St. in Prague consecrated |
14. 11. 1535 | Brethren Confession introduced to the king Ferdinand I |
15. 11. 1670 | † John Amos Comenius, Unity of Brethren bishop, “the Teacher of Nations” |
28. 11. 1465 | Zelená Hora Coalition againts the king George of Poděbrady created |
28. 11. 1685 | Jan Sladký Kozina, leader of Chods, hanged in Pilsen |
30. 11. 1750 | * Tomáš Juren, Bible expert, teacher, folk preacher, painter |
December |
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2. 12. 1965 | 2nd Vatican Council finished |
9. 12. 1905 | proper and absolute separation between the state and Churches in France |
13. 12. 1545 | Council of Trident opened; it authorized the program of recatholization |
23. 12. 1555 | * Mikuláš Dačický of Heslov, poet, writer |
27. 12. 1950 | † Antonín Boháč, Synodal Curator of ECCB, statistician |
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