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Martin B. Hellriegel Collection

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Rt. Rev. Msgr. Martin B. Hellriegel Collection

Rt. Rev. Msgr. Martin B. Hellriegel (1890-1981).
Prothonotary Apostolic of St. Louis (1964-1981)
Kenrick Alumnus Class of 1914
Priest 1914
Papal Chamberlain 1940
Pastoral Liturgist

 

 

The Hellriegel Collection at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary consists of the majority of Msgr. Hellriegel's personal library gathered over his lifetime and reflecting his deep interest in Church liturgy.
The Collection was acquired by Kenrick in 1978 through the efforts of Fr. John E. Rybolt, then Vice Rector, who recognized the unique opportunities Msgr. Hellriegel's collection offered to future seminarians and outside researchers. Much of the collection is in the German language.  It also includes a supplementary collection of memorabilia, photographs, books, dissertations, oral histories, etc. about Msgr. Hellriegel and his influence on the Catholic liturgy.
For sixty years Msgr. Hellriegel was an influential leader of the liturgical movement in the United States. His personal papers are part of the Special Collections at Boston College.
The collection presently resides in the Library's Archives. The collection will slow be integrated in the General Collection. However, special and rare books will be placed in special section of Rare Books. A separate card index located in the Archives provides access to the collection.

 

 

 

A biography about his life is available:

Author Barrett, Noel Hackmann, 1940-
Title Martin B. Hellriegel : pastoral liturgist / by Noel Hackmann Barrett.
Published St. Louis, Mo. : Central Bureau of the Catholic Central Union of America, 1990.
LOCATION CALL NO STATUS
 K-GS Hellriegel Coll Suppl  922 H477B  AVAILABLE
Description xiv, 209 p. ; 21 cm.
Bibliog. Bibliography: p. 199-209.
LC Subject Hellriegel, Martin B., 1890-1981.

Liturgical movement -- Catholic Church.
Local Note 90745
ISBN 096262571X
OCLC # 22266895
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