Michael Deinlein
Michael of Deinlein ( born October 26, 1800 Hetzles in Upper Franconia, † January 4, 1875 in Bamberg) was from 1858 to 1875 Roman Catholic Archbishop of Bamberg.
Life
Michael of Deinlein studied after graduating from theology and philosophy in Bamberg. On November 18, 1824 he was ordained priest. This was followed by, among others, an activity as Domkaplan and helping out as a pastor from 1827 to 1830 in Coburg. He then rain and professor of moral theology at the Lyceum Bamberger, 1841 he was canon and vicar general in 1844.
In 1853 he was called by Pope Pius IX. appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Bamberg and titular bishop of Adramyttium. The Episcopal ordination on November 20, 1853 He received his Karl- August Cardinal von Reisach. In 1856 he was appointed Bishop of Augsburg and in 1858 Archbishop of Bamberg. He died in 1875 in the Episcopate.
In 1856 he received the " personal nobility " by awarding the Order of Civil Merit of the Bavarian Crown. He was in Bamberg will host the 19th German Catholic Conference. As a church, politicians Deinlein presented at the First Vatican Council (1869 /70) against the dogma of infallibility of the Pope. From the Council of Bishops departed early in order not to have to participate in the vote on the position of the Pope.
1851 to 1856 he was chairman of the Historical Society of Bamberg.