Paul Mulla
Paul Mulla (1882-1959) (formerly Mollazade Mehmed Ali) was a Turkish Cretan Catholic prelate.
Biography
After having been a fervent Muslim in his youth, had converted to the Catholic Church and was baptised in 1905, to the great sorrow of his father İbrahim Pertev. He died in 1959.
Presbytariate
He was ordained priest in 1913. He was a disciple, and then the godson, of Maurice Blondel. He was the priest entrusted by the Pope Pius XI with the undertaking of Islamic studies at the Pontifical Oriental Institute.[1] He wrote a book on his spiritual journey. He was promoted to Monsignore.
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References
- Ali Mehmet Mulla Zade: A Turk in Rome (1924-1959), Blogspot, 11 June 2004
Sources
- For a dialogue between Christians and Muslims - Fr. Julius Basetti-Sani (1967)
- Quid - Religions - Catholicism - Histoire (in French)
- A 1948 interview with Paul Mulla by Sedat Simavi (in Turkish)
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