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Człowiek głębokiej wiary. Wystąpienie na sympozjum „Ks. prof. dr hab. Romuald Rak teologiem-pastoralistą doby posoborowej”
Krzysteczko, Henryk (Wydawnictwo Towarzystwa Naukowego Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego, 2014)
Dialog z penitentem
Krzysteczko, Henryk (Wydawnictwo Naukowe Papieskiej Akademii Teologicznej w Krakowie, 1996)
In the last decade researches into confession were carried out in upper Silesia. The answers of 230 men and 230 women were carefully analysed. The average age of respondents was about 35. Two thirds were within 23—46 years old. Half of them had secondary education, one fourth had university education. The examined people completed Attitude to Confession Scale that was prepared on the basis of earlier introductory researches carried out among penitents and confessors. This scale allowed to separate two groups of 68 people each, which show extreme attitudes towards confession, namely people with a strong positive attitude towards confession and people with a weak attitude. The more positive attitude towards confession, the greater desire of the penitent to talk to the confessor. Such penitents like confessors whom they can talk to. Penitents with a weak attitude towards confession want only to confess their sins and receive absolution and they think that no conversation during confession is needed. Penitents with a positive attitude towards confession state more often that a confession should be a friendly conversation, paying the attention to the good that is in every man. They share their experiences with confessors and even their difficulties not directly related with the confessed sins. They had one confessor for a long time whom they regarded as a friend. Penitents with a positive attitude towards confession say hat they would like to receive a concrete form of penance that would force them to make some effort. Penance should not be schematic but adapted to the concrete case. Penitents with a weak attitude towards confession say that they lack a real contact with a confessor because of lack of time, understanding and interest on the part of the confessor.
Wpływ aktywności religijnej na działalność ludzką
Krzysteczko, Henryk (Wydawnictwo Towarzystwa Naukowego Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego, 2007)
Research which has been carried out in Upper Silesia in the group of 1030 women reveal that there is a close correlation between religious activity and other fields of human activity. The Scale of Religious Activity based on the most prominent signs of religiousness for an average worshiper such as: declaring one’s faith, participating in religious practices, religious up-bringing of children, involvement in parish community life, awareness of interdependence between beliefs and religious activity, and family harmony have been used in the research project. The findings have shown that religious activity favourably correlates with such issues as: opting for family as the most important value in life, partnership in marriage, community life in the family, trusting children, sharing responsibility in decision-making, spending much time together, and celebrating religious festivities. Family background has great impact on religious activity – the better the relations in family are, the higher the religious activity in the family is.