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Magister Jan Hus

Magister Jan Hus. Magister Jan Hus (1371 Husinec – 6 th July 1415 Konstanz) He was Roman Catholic priest, reformer and preacher. Hus was one of the first reformers of the c hurch . Since 1398, he studied at the University of Prague In 1409 - 1410 he was rector on this University

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Magister Jan Hus

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  1. Magister Jan Hus Magister Jan Hus (1371 Husinec – 6th July 1415 Konstanz) He was Roman Catholic priest, reformer and preacher. Hus was one of the first reformers of the church.

  2. Since 1398, he studied at theUniversityofPrague • In 1409 - 1410 he was rector on this University • He was a friend of Czech king Vaclav IV and his wife Sophia.

  3. Since 1398, he was ordained on priest and since 1400 he began to preach in church St. Michael. • Since 1402, he was a priest of Bethlehem chapel in Prague.

  4. He was judged by council in Konstanz for his teaching • He was convicted to death on a stake • On 6th July 1415 he was killed in Konstanz • After his death the Hussitemovement begun

  5. Pictures • Jan Hus. [2012-02-23] In Wikipedia.org . Found in: http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Hus • Pražská universita. [2012-02-23] In Wikipedia.org . Found in: http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pra%C5%BEsk%C3%A1_univerzita • Václav IV. [2012-02-23] In Wikipedia.org. Found in: http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/V%C3%A1clav_IV. • Kaple betlémská. [2012-02-23] In Wikipedia.org. Found in: http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betl%C3%A9msk%C3%A1_kaple

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