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Josef Hlouch (26 March 1902 – 10 June 1972) was a Czech Roman Catholic prelate and theologian who served as the Bishop of Budweis from 1947 until his death. Hlouch first served as a parish priest and professor in Olomouc and other places before he was appointed to the episcopate following a standoff between ecclesial authorities and the Nazis as to whom would assume the Budweis episcopal see. He was installed in his new diocese at a time when communist authorities solidified their control over the then-Czechoslovakia which prompted Hlouch and other ecclesial leaders such as Josef Beran to speak out against communist repression. Hlouch was placed under house arrest and later exiled from his diocese but the Prague Spring allowed for him to return in 1968.

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rdfs:comment	Josef Hlouch (26. března 1902, Lipník – 10. června 1972, České Budějovice) byl římskokatolický teolog, duchovní, vysokoškolský pedagog a v letech 1947–1972 devátý biskup českobudějovický. Podrobný životopis Josefa Hloucha zpracoval historik František Kolouch v knize Milion duší. (cs) Josef Hlouch (* 26. März 1902 in ; † 10. Juni 1972 in České Budějovice) war der neunte Bischof des Bistums Budweis. (de) Josef Hlouch (ur. 26 marca 1902 w Lipníku, zm. 10 czerwca 1972 w Czeskich Budziejowicach) – czeski ksiądz katolicki, profesor teologii, biskup czeskobudziejowicki w latach 1947-1972. (pl) Josef Hlouch (26 March 1902 – 10 June 1972) was a Czech Roman Catholic prelate and theologian who served as the Bishop of Budweis from 1947 until his death. Hlouch first served as a parish priest and professor in Olomouc and other places before he was appointed to the episcopate following a standoff between ecclesial authorities and the Nazis as to whom would assume the Budweis episcopal see. He was installed in his new diocese at a time when communist authorities solidified their control over the then-Czechoslovakia which prompted Hlouch and other ecclesial leaders such as Josef Beran to speak out against communist repression. Hlouch was placed under house arrest and later exiled from his diocese but the Prague Spring allowed for him to return in 1968. (en) Josef Hlouch (Lipník, 26 marzo 1902 – České Budějovice, 10 giugno 1972) è stato un vescovo cattolico ceco. Hlouch inizialmente prestò servizio come parroco e professore di teologia a Olomouc e in altri luoghi prima di essere nominato vescovo di České Budějovice dopo uno scontro tra l'autorità papale e le autorità di occupazione naziste su chi avrebbe assunto la sede episcopale. Entrò in diocesi in un momento in cui i comunisti stavano consolidando il loro controllo sulla Cecoslovacchia. Questo spinse Hlouch e altri vescovi come Josef Beran a esprimersi contro la repressione comunista. Hlouch fu posto agli arresti domiciliari e successivamente esiliato dalla sua diocesi. Con la liberalizzazione politica avviata dalla Primavera di Praga gli fu consentito di tornare in diocesi. (it)
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