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German Jesuit Eberhard von Gemmingen (born 4 April 1936) is the head of the editorial board of the German Vatican Radio.〔Vatican Radio: (editorial''The German'' ), 26 January 2007〕 == Life == When he was three years old, his parents settled in Württemberg on. His mother had been educated by jesuits, while his father later died in the Second World War in 1945 on the Eastern front. After graduating from high school, he joined the Jesuit Order. He completed his Jesuit studies in philosophy at did academic work in several universities. He was ordained in 1968 by Cardinal Julius Döpfner in Munich . His first major media assignment as a Jesuit was with the German state broadcast network ZDF As of 1982 he was working at Radio Vatican.〔(Presseamt of the Holy See ), 2007〕 He knew Pope Benedict XVI 〔Radio Vatican: (of the eightieth Gemmingen: "A little, he enjoys it, too ... "'' ), 16 April 2007〕 As editorial head of Vatican Radio, he worked on the election of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger as Pope Benedict XVI. He had previously studied Tübingen . It was not surprising that he is one of the first exclusive interview with the new Pope. This was also the first personal interview with a pope. His editorial focuses include the planning of the overall program, particularly the radio academies, radio retreats, Sunday reflections and the weekly commentaries.〔Vatican Radio: (weeks''comment - from P. Eberhard v. Gemmingen SJ'' ), 26 January 2007〕〔Vatican Radio: ("Ask the Pastor" ), 26 January 2007〕 Von Gemmingen has advocated dissident views within the Church. For instance, he suggested that women be named to the rank of Cardinal.〔(Femmes cardinales ? )〕 He also criticized Pope Benedict's handling of the Richard Williamson affair and suggested that the pontiff might resign.〔(Vatican 'Horrified' by Criticism from Germany )〕 After a heart attack in 2007, he worked with German visitors of Vatican Radio and later withdrew in Germany. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Eberhard von Gemmingen」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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