Jean Hengen

Jean Hengen was the Archbishop of Luxembourg from 1975 to 1991, known for his dedication to pastoral care and church reform during a transformative period in the Catholic Church. He played a crucial role in supporting the implementation of the changes brought about by the Second Vatican Council and was a mentor to many within the church, including Mathias Schiltz, who served as his General Vicar. Hengen's leadership was marked by a commitment to dialogue and social justice, helping to shape the church's engagement with contemporary societal issues.