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Aktualne zaangażowanie misyjne diecezji tarnowskiej w kontekście 225-lecia jej istnienia Kościół, który jest w Tarnowie – posłania misjonarzy i ich konsekwencje
Czermak, Krzysztof (Wydział Teologiczny Sekcja w Tarnowie Uniwersytetu Papieskiego Jana Pawła II w Krakowie, 2012)
In the above presentation the Diocese of Tarnow has shown its commitment to the missionary work at the time of celebrating its 225 jubilee. It covers the last 38 years because during that time the bishops of Tarnow have regularly sent forth the missionaries to different countries. This commitment by reading the spirit and intentions of Vatican II, had been started by archbishop George Ablewicz and then continued by successive bishops of Tarnow: namely by bishop Joseph Życiński and the bishop Victor Skworc. So far they have sent forth 118 priests to three different continents. This act harmonizes with the fourth Synod of the Diocese of Tarnow which took place in 1986. Its main motto was “Ad imaginem Ecclesiae universalis”. This life of the particular Church which in Tarnow is following the example of the universal Church is mainly expressed by sending forth the missionaries and then in cooperation with them. Their work is a huge contribution to the evangelization of the few countries in Africa, South America and more recently Kazakhstan in Asia. Upon this commitment has been placed a seal of the martyrdom of one of the sons of the Diocese of Tarnow – namely the priest John Czuba, the fideidonist, who was killed in the Republic of Congo in 1998. The missionary cooperation of the Diocese is both spiritual and material. It is done thanks to the Diocesan Missionary Work. It is expressed in constant prayer for the missionaries undertaken especially by the rosary groups, but also by maintaining the missionaries, purchase of the means of transport for them or making investments, among which are: hospitals, schools, kindergartens or home for the street children. They are used by children and adults and the priest of Church of Tarnow tend them. At present in the Diocesan Missionary Work there are 46 missionaries from Tarnow region. They work in different parts of the world: 14 of them stay in Africa, 27 work in South America and 5 in Kazakhstan. This represents approximately 15 per cent of all fideidonists in Poland. To this number we may add the secular missionaries who work in the following countries: Cameroon – there is one missionary, the Central African Republic – there are two missionaries and two other volunteers in this very country.
Ewangelizacja w posoborowym nauczaniu Kościoła
Czermak, Krzysztof (Instytut Teologiczny w Tarnowie, 1993)
L’engagement missionnaire actuel du diocèse de Tarnów dans le contexte du 225ème anniversaire de sa création. L’Église de Tarnów – les envois des missionnaires et leurs répercussions
Czermak, Krzysztof (The Pontifical University of John Paul II in Cracow, 2013)
This article presents actual missionary involvement of the diocese of Tarnów in the context of the 225th anniversary of its existence. For 38 years, Catholic missionaries from the diocese of Tarnow have been traveling the globe educating other cultures about the Christian faith as well as organising everything needed for the improvement of people’s spiritual and physical lives. So, missionary activities have two dimensions – spiritual and material. The bishop’s role, as the ruler and centre of unity in the diocesan apostolate, is to promote missionary activity, to direct it and to coordinate it, but always in such a way that the zeal and spontaneity of those who share in the work may be preserved and fostered. The missionary activities in the diocese of Tarnow have been strongly supported by the bishops: Jerzy Ablewicz, Józef Życiński and Wiktor Skworc, who have sent 118 priests to the three continents. The Tarnow missionary work is a great contribution to the evangelization of the countries in Africa, South America and, more recently, in Asia (mostly Kazakhstan). This commitment has been marked by the seal of martyrdom by one of the priest – Fr. Jan Czuba who was murdered in the Republic of Congo in 1998. Currently, the Diocesan Missionary Agency has sent 46 priests as missionaries: 14 to Africa, 27 to Latin America and 5 to Kazakhstan. Apostolic activity is organized not only by priests, but also by lay missionaries: one in Cameroon, two in the Central African Republic and additionally two volunteers.
Polityczny kontekst wyjazdu pierwszych księży tarnowskich do Konga Brazzaville (w 35. lecie rozpoczęcia regularnych wyjazdów)
Czermak, Krzysztof (Wydział Teologiczny w Tarnowie, 2008)
Potwierdzenie aktualności misji ad gentes w „Redemptoris missio”
Czermak, Krzysztof (Instytut Teologiczny w Tarnowie, 1996)
Promocja ludzka jako integralny element ewangelizacji w nauczaniu Jana Pawła II
Czermak, Krzysztof (Instytut Teologiczny w Tarnowie, 1994)
Uniwersalizm animacji i współpracy misyjnej w Kościele tarnowskim u progu nowego tysiąclecia
Czermak, Krzysztof (Wydział Teologiczny w Tarnowie, 2002)
XXV-lecie pracy misyjnej księży z diecezji tarnowskiej
Czermak, Krzysztof (Instytut Teologiczny w Tarnowie, 1998)
Zaangażowanie misyjne diecezji tarnowskiej w kontekście 50-lecia „Fidei donum”
Czermak, Krzysztof (Wydział Teologiczny w Tarnowie, 2008)
Zaangażowanie misyjne Kościoła tarnowskiego i jego teologiczne podstawy. 25 lat posługi tarnowskich księży na misjach
Czermak, Krzysztof (Instytut Teologiczny w Tarnowie, 1999)