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Karl Leisner Devient Chef De Groupe Est Évité De Peu Bienheueu Kal Leisne En complément du site www.karl-leisner.fr Qui est Karl ? 2 Biographie de Karl 2 Sa vie 6 Sa jeunesse 6 Sa vocation 9 Son sacerdoce 9 Son Ciel 12 Sa mort 12 Sa béatification 13 Homélie de Jean-Paul II 16 Journal 19 Le journal de Karl 19 Le journal de Karl (1930-1935) 21 Le journal de Karl (1937-1938) 24 Le journal de Karl (1939-1945) 29 Aujourd'hui 34 Karl aujourd'hui 34 Dachau 2004 35 JMJ 2005 38 Qui est Karl ? Biographie de Karl 28/02/1915 Confirmation dans l’église abbatiale Naissance de Karl à Rees dans la basse Sainte-Marie de l’Assomption à Clèves vallée du Rhin, premier des cinq enfants par l’évêque Johannes Poggenburg. du couple Amalie et Wilhelm Leisner. 11/12/1927 03/03/1915 Première représentation du théâtre de Baptême dans l’église paroissiale Sainte- guignol devant l’association des Marie de l’Assomption à Rees. fonctionnaires catholiques de Clèves. 1916-1918 Pâques 1928 A cause de la guerre, séjour de la famille Adhésion du groupe Saint-Werner aux Leisner à Innenstadt dans l’Allgäu. Katholischer Wandervogel. Pâques 1921 03-18/08/1929 Karl va à l’école primaire de Rees. Voyage en Westphalie : Buldern, Telgte, Décembre 1921 Munster. La famille Leisner déménage de Rees 16/04/1929 pour Clèves. Walter Vinnenberg quitte Clèves. Décembre 1921-1925 03-23/08/1929 Karl va à l’école primaire de Clèves. Voyage à Rügen : Hambourg-Rügen- Pâques 1925-1934 Berlin. Karl va au lycée de Clèves. 22/10/1929 19/4/1925 Emménagement de la famille Leisner Première communion. dans sa maison de la Flandrische Straße Pâques 1926 11 à Clèves. Walter Vinnenberg arrive à Clèves Printemps 1930 comme professeur de religion Début des travaux de restauration du 03/02/1927 moulin de la Merowingerstraße. Fondation du groupe Saint-Werner et 10/04/1930 adhésion au Jungkreuzbund. Karl Nouvelle répartition des groupes : Alfons commence son journal personnel, avant von Thiel devient le nouveau chef de tout comme rédacteur pour le groupe. groupe de Karl. 20/07/1927 Pentecôte 1930 IKLK France Page 2 Participation au congrès des Katholischer Nouvel enthousiasme apostolique et Wandervogel à Westerwald. Il rend visite croissance des groupes. à Vinnenberg à Maria Laach. 02/07/1933 11/08-02/09/1930 Confiscation des foyers de jeunesse Tournée avec le théâtre de guignol dans catholiques. la région de Munster : rapprochement 03/07/1933 avec le groupe du Quickborn. Convocation de Karl et quatre autres Octobre 1930 camarades de classe catholiques par le Après l’entrée au couvent d’Alfons van directeur du lycée. Le renvoi de l’école Thiel, Karl Leisner devient chef de groupe est évité de peu. des « Loups ». 04/07/1933 30/11-08/12/1930 Dissolution des Katholischer Exposition de bricolage au Moulin. Wandervogel. Les groupes de Clèves 27-29/06/1931 s’associent à l’association des Camp de Quickborn et des Oiseaux Jungmännerverband. Migrateurs catholiques à Lüttingen près 05-19/08/1933 de Xanten. Voyage sur l’île de Baltrum. 05-09/09/1931 23/08-02/09/1933 Retraite à Gerleve par le Père Laurentius Participation à un camp des Jungschar à Rensing, OSB. Première décision pour le Marienthal près de Wesel. sacerdoce. 07-11/12/1933 13/02/1932 Exercices à S’Heerenberg chez le Père Karl quitte le Quickborn. Wilhelm Joist, SJ. Karl choisit de Avril 1932 poursuivre des études de théologie. Création d’un nouveau groupe des 18/03/1934 Katholischer Wandervogel. Nomination comme chef des Jungschar 28/07-10/08/1932 pour le district de Clèves. Camp dans les montagnes de Bockholter 22/03/1934 près de Munster. Karl obtient le baccalauréat mention « 14/08-01/09/1932 Bien ». Randonnée cycliste en Suisse. Grave 06/05/1934 accident de Willi Leisner. Arrivée au Collegium Borromeum de Novembre 1932 Munster. Début des études en théologie Karl tombe amoureux pour la première catholique. Karl rejoint le groupe des fois. théologiens de Schoenstatt sous la 05-10/04/1933 direction d’Heinrich Tenhumberg. Assemblée des lycéens et exercices à 04/07/1934 Schoenstatt sous la direction du Père Reconnaissance du baccalauréat général. Alexander Menningen, à l’initiative de son 14-25/08/1934 camarade de classe Josef Vermeegen. Camp des Jungschar de Clèves à Groesbeek. IKLK France Page 3 Septembre 1934 Perquisition au domicile de Carl Leisner à Nomination de Karl comme responsable Clèves. Confiscation de ses journaux des Jungschar pour le diocèse de intimes par la Gestapo. Munster. 08/01/1938 07-09/12/1934 Achèvement de son mémoire dirigé par Formation pour les responsables des Michael Schmaus sur le sujet : « Sens et Jungschar à Vechta près d’Oldenbourg. mystère de la croissance dans la vie de nature et de grâce chez l’homme ». Mars 1936 17/03/1938 Karl transmet son mandat de Conversation avec son père. Voyage à responsable diocésain des Jungschar à Fribourg chez Elisabeth Ruby. Wilhelm Wissing. 21/05/1938 31/03/1936-21/03/1937 Lettre d’adieu à Elisabeth Ruby. Semestre libre à Fribourg-en-Brisgau. 01/07/1938 22/05/1936 Karl reçoit les ordres mineurs : il devient Départ de Fribourg pour un voyage de 3 portier et lecteur puis quelques jours plus semaines en Italie et à Rome. tard exorciste et acolyte. 29/05/1936 04/03/1939 Audience privée auprès du Pape Pie XI. Ordonné sous-diacre. 31/05/1936 25/03/1939 Participation à un office du Saint-Père Ordination diaconale. pour le Dimanche de la Pentecôte. Mai 1939 Décembre 1936 La tuberculose pulmonaire se déclare. Karl habite chez la famille Ruby, 31/05/1939 Neumattenstr.18 et fait fonction de Voyage en passant par Schoenstatt vers précepteur. St. Blaise dans la maison « Prince-abbé 21/03/1937 Gerbert ». Retour de Fribourg à Clèves en faisant un 18/10/1939 détour par Schoenstatt. Le groupe de Schoenstatt se consacre à 03/04/1937 la Vierge par le blanc-seing. Karl s’y Départ pour le Service de Travail du associe spirituellement. Reich (RAD) à Dahlen en Saxe. 09/11/1939 20/05/1937 Arrestation de Karl Leisner à St. Blaise. Transfert à Georgsdorf dans le Pays 09/11/1939-15/02/1940 d’Ems. A la prison de Fribourg-en-Brisgau. 23/10/1937 15/02-06/03/1940 Fin du Service du Travail du Reich. A la prison de Mannheim. 23-28/10/1937 16/03-13/12/1940 Retraite au Collegium Borromeum à Détenu matricule 17520 dans le camp de Munster. Décision de devenir prêtre. concentration de Sachsenhausen 29/10/1937 (Oranienbourg) près de Berlin. IKLK France Page 4 A partir du 05/08/1940 29/04/1945 Messe quotidienne à Sachsenhausen. Libération du camp de Dachau par les 14/12/1940 Américains. Arrivée au camp de concentration de 04/05/1945 Dachau : matricule 22356. Karl est emmené par le Père Otto Pies à A partir du 22/01/1941 Planegg. Messe quotidienne à Dachau. 29/06/1945 Eté 1941-1942 Karl revoit ses parents. Participation au groupe des prêtres de 10/08/1945 Schoenstatt. Karl revoit ses 3 sœurs. Novembre 1941 12/08/1945 Interdiction de recevoir des colis. Karl meurt à Planegg. Dégradation de son état de santé. 20/08/1945 A partir du 15/03/1942 Inhumation à Clèves. Karl est au Revier du camp. 03/11/1966 Novembre 1942 Translation des restes dans la crypte des Les colis sont de nouveau autorisés. martyrs de la cathédrale de Xanten. Pentecôte 1943 17/12/1973 Membre du groupe des prêtres de Requête du conseil presbytéral du Schoenstatt de Heinz Dresbach. diocèse de Munster pour introduire la Septembre 1944 cause de béatification de Karl Leisner. Le groupe des prêtres de Schoenstatt 03/12/1977 trouve son nom : « Victor in vinculis ». L’évêque Heinrich Tenhumberg dépose 06/09/1944 la demande d’ouverture du procès en L’évêque français Mgr. Gabriel Piguet est béatification. interné au camp. 12/10/1982 17/12/1944 Transfert des actes du procès à Rome. Ordination de Karl Leisner. 12/01/1996 26/12/1944 Proclamation du martyre de Karl Leisner. Première messe de Karl. 23/06/1996 27/03/1945 Béatification de Karl Leisner par le Pape Libération du Père Otto Pies. Jean-Paul II au stade olympique de Berlin. IKLK France Page 5 Sa vie Sa jeunesse Karl le meneur de jeunes arl Leisner est né le 28 février 1915 à Rees, petite ville de Basse Rhénanie, sur la rive gauche du Rhin, non loin de la frontière des Pays Bas. Il est le premier enfant d'un foyer qui en comptera cinq. Son père, Wilhelm, 29 ans, est un homme très Kordonné, aux fortes convictions, très attaché à la foi catholique reçue des ancêtres. Sa mère Amalie, 23 ans, est un être plein de douceur, aimable et bienveillante, qui trouve dans son rôle de mère et d'épouse l'accomplissement de son existence. Il passe une enfance heureuse à Clèves, non loin de Rees, où son père est muté en 1921, avec son frère et ses trois soeurs. Karl s'épanouit au contact de la nature environnante, et s'enivre de jeux dans l'immense forêt qui entoure la ville. Lorsqu'il entre au lycée, Karl rencontre l'abbé Vinnenberg, qui est tout à la fois l'aumônier, le professeur de religion et le professeur d'éducation physique. C'est à son contact que Karl se révèle rapidement rapidement dans sa nature de boute-en-train, de meneur de jeunes, d'organisateur. Mais l'aumônier lui propose également de créer un groupe de jeunes, et demande à Karl d'accepter la charge de secrétaire.
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