HAINE, ANTOINE

HAINE, ANTOINE. — A predominantly moral theologian, b. in Antwerp on 26 September 1815, honorary professor at the University of Louvain, d. there on 11 November 1900.

Works: Synopsis S. R. E. cardinalium congregationum (Louvain 1857); De la Cour romaine sous le pontificat de N. S. le pape Pie IX (2 vols., there 1859–61); De hyperdulia einaque fundamento (there 1864); Principia dogmatica-moralia universae theologiae sacramentalis (there 1875); Principia et errors (an introduction to theology, compiled according to the Syllabus and the First Vatican Council, there 1877); Elementa theologiae moralis (there 1881; 11th ed. there 1906, edited by J. Bund).

BIBL.: Hurter, V. II, cols. 2056–57; D. M. Prümmer, Manuale theol. moralis, I, Freiburg im Breisgau 1931, p. 24. Pietro Palazzini
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“HAINE, ANTOINE.” Enciclopedia Cattolica, vol. VI (1951), p. 789. Azione Romana digital edition, https://azioneromana.com/article/haine-antoine.