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Der Hochkirchliche Apostolat St. Ansgar (H … Der Hochkirchliche Apostolat St. Ansgar (HAStA) ist eine zur deutschen Hochkirchlichen Bewegung gehörende Gemeinschaft evangelisch-lutherischer Christen. Er wurde 1968 von dem ehemaligen Baptistenpastor und späteren Gelsenkirchener Kreisberufsschulpfarrer Karl August Hahne gegründet. Nach Hahnes Tode am 25. April 1982 leitete Helmut Tramnitz, Professor für künstlerisches Orgelspiel an der Staatlichen Hochschule für Musik in Detmold, den Hochkirchlichen Apostolat. Von 1985 bis 2014 hatte der im Januar 2019 verstorbene emeritierte Pastor Karsten Bürgener die Leitung des HAStA inne. Seit Mai 2014 wird der HAStA von Matthias Niche, dem Vorsteher der „Kommunität St. Michael“ (Cottbus) geleitet. Zum HAStA gehört die Kommunität St. Michael in Cottbus. Eng verbunden mit dem Hochkirchlichen Apostolat sind das Priorat Sankt Wigberti und die . sind das Priorat Sankt Wigberti und die .
, Hochkirchlicher Apostolat St. Ansgar (HASt … Hochkirchlicher Apostolat St. Ansgar (HAStA) (High Church Apostolate St. Ansgar) is one of the smaller German Lutheran High Church societies. The background of the Apostolate St Ansgar was in late 1960s. At that time the understanding of the ordained ministry and Eucharist in general were in decline in the Evangelical Church in Germany, and ordinations without laying on of hands and strange communion services were held. In this situation a trade school pastor Karl August Hahne from Gelsenkirchen decided to found a religious brotherhood, which could retain among other things also the right understanding of the office and the Eucharist within it. Hahne was re-ordained in August 1971 by Bishop Helmut Echternach from and consecrated as auxiliary bishop for HAStA in apostolic succession on 11 December 1971 by Hans Heuer, bishop of Ordo Militiae Crucis Templi Jerusalem, with recommendation of Bishop Echternach. In order to form the intended high church brotherhood, somewhat more loosely organized Apostolate St Ansgar was formed in the beginning on the way to a religious brotherhood. However, when Hahne died, the brotherhood had not established itself well enough to survive the founder's death and thus the group in Gelsenkirchen dispersed. Hahne's coadjutor, professor Helmut Tramnitz actively continued to lead the apostolate and its work in Detmold. The apostolate has remained a small fellowship and loosely organised as a society. Theologically it is Lutheran and faithful to Bible. It has published several books by Karsten Bürgener. In celebration of Mass, HAStA uses its own missal, "Die St.Ansgar-Messe". From the activity of HAStA has even born “Kommunität St. Michael”, a small High Church community in Cottbus. a small High Church community in Cottbus.
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Der Hochkirchliche Apostolat St. Ansgar (H … Der Hochkirchliche Apostolat St. Ansgar (HAStA) ist eine zur deutschen Hochkirchlichen Bewegung gehörende Gemeinschaft evangelisch-lutherischer Christen. Er wurde 1968 von dem ehemaligen Baptistenpastor und späteren Gelsenkirchener Kreisberufsschulpfarrer Karl August Hahne gegründet. Nach Hahnes Tode am 25. April 1982 leitete Helmut Tramnitz, Professor für künstlerisches Orgelspiel an der Staatlichen Hochschule für Musik in Detmold, den Hochkirchlichen Apostolat. Von 1985 bis 2014 hatte der im Januar 2019 verstorbene emeritierte Pastor Karsten Bürgener die Leitung des HAStA inne. Seit Mai 2014 wird der HAStA von Matthias Niche, dem Vorsteher der „Kommunität St. Michael“ (Cottbus) geleitet.ommunität St. Michael“ (Cottbus) geleitet.
, Hochkirchlicher Apostolat St. Ansgar (HASt … Hochkirchlicher Apostolat St. Ansgar (HAStA) (High Church Apostolate St. Ansgar) is one of the smaller German Lutheran High Church societies. The background of the Apostolate St Ansgar was in late 1960s. At that time the understanding of the ordained ministry and Eucharist in general were in decline in the Evangelical Church in Germany, and ordinations without laying on of hands and strange communion services were held. In this situation a trade school pastor Karl August Hahne from Gelsenkirchen decided to found a religious brotherhood, which could retain among other things also the right understanding of the office and the Eucharist within it. Hahne was re-ordained in August 1971 by Bishop Helmut Echternach from and consecrated as auxiliary bishop for HAStA in apostolic succession on 11 p for HAStA in apostolic succession on 11
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