Dietrich III, Bishop of Münster

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Dietrich of Altena-Isenberg (circa 1196 – 18 July 1226), known as Dietrich III Bishop of Münster (1218–1226).[1] He was closely involved in the preparations for the construction of St. Paul's Cathedral in Münster. On 22 July 1225, he laid the foundation stone for the Dom Church, "Neubau iuxta formam templi Marienfeldensis aedificanda".[2]

Bishop Dietrich III of Munster 1218 1226. At the entrance to the cathedral of Munster.
Saint Paul's Cathedral of Münster
Coins Bishop Dietrich III of Munster 1225

Early life

Dietrich was the son of Count

mint lord. Dietrich laid the foundation stone for the completion of the new construction of the Saint Paul cathedral in Műnster on 22 July 1225. His role was abruptly cut short and continued by the chapter later that year, when his brother Frederick of Isenberg was involved in the death of their uncle Engelbert II of Berg, Archbishop of Cologne, on 27 November 1226, in Gevelsberg.[4]

Rome trip

Dietrich left on 1 January 1226 accompanied by prelates and three abbots of his diocese, his brother Engelbert, Bishop of Osnabrück and the Bishop of Minden on his way to

Bishop of Osnabrück. Their brother Bruno, Bishop of Osnabruck succeeded him in 1250.[7]

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References

  1. ^ WestfUB 7 S.95 Nr. 151; WestfUB 3. Nr. 125
  2. ^ WestfUB 3.Nr. 67; Nr. 212 S. 115
  3. ^ Stambaum Van Berg, Van Berg Altena-Isenberg. Ref. Graven van Limburg Hohenlimburg
  4. ^ Wisplinghoff, E. (1961)
  5. ^ WestfUB 3. Nr. 220.
  6. ^ Wevelinkhoven XXYI
  7. ^ WestfUB 7, Nr. 543. OsnabUB 4, Nr. 675