Roczniki Historii Kościoła

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Roczniki Historii Kościoła były kontynuacją „Roczników Teologicznych” zeszyt 4: Historia Kościoła, wydawanych od roku 1949 przez Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL (pierwotny tytuł „Roczniki Teologiczno-Kanoniczne” – do roku 1990). Ukazywały się w latach 2009-2013, obecnie ponownie stanowią zeszyt 4 „Roczników Teologicznych”.

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    Kultura religijna diecezji szczecińsko-kamieńskiej
    Masalski, Robert (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2010)
    Preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ in the Diocese of Szczecin-Kamień Pomorski, established in 1972, was conducted directly using the following methods among others: dispensing the Sacraments, teaching the Word of God or pastoral work; or indirectly by fostering religious culture in the Western Pomeranian region. It would seem that in the latter case the Church should play a crucial role in pastoral care, but the reality turned out to be different. Both internal circumstances of the diocesan church and outside factors caused religious culture on the Oder and the Baltic Sea to develop somewhat too slowly. That, however, did not discourage the clergy and faithful from taking initiatives to spread Christian values and those compatible with Christianity. For twenty years, the following institutions were created in the diocese: a museum in Kamień Pomorski, the Diocesan Museum, College of Religious Studies, a seminary library, “St. Brother Albert Club”, Szczecin Catholic Club; also, cultural-science events took place, such as International Festival of Organ and Chamber Music in Kamień Pomorski, Christian Culture Days; or religious songs were written, which became staple of the cultural life of Western Pomerania. Among those who promoted religious culture in the diocese were: Fr Roman Kostynowicz, Fr Jan Marcin Mazur as well as Jan and Joanna Kulma. Being a symbol of hope and freedom in the years of ideological slavery, the Church was a symbol of hope, “oasis of freedom” and a breeding ground of “free man”.
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    Stan archidiecezji gnieźnieńskiej w świetle „Brevis descriptio historico-geographica ecclesiarum archidioecesis gnesnensis et posnaniensis” Jana Korytkowskiego z 1888 r.
    Krucki, Łukasz (Towarzystwo Naukowe KUL, 2013)
    This article is an analysis of Jan Korytkowski’s work entitled Brevis descriptio historicogeographica ecclesiarium archidioecesis gnesniensis et posnaniensis of 1888. This work is still a valuable resource for research in the organization and the estate structure of the oldest Polish dioceses of Gniezno and Pozna at the time after the Kulturkampf. The work under analysis is not confined to basic data of the sort available from ecclesiastical schematisms. Instead, the work also presents short histories of each parish and with its church, schools, orphanages and ecclesiastical fraternities. Moreover, it lists villages and towns that territorially belonged to each parish. Thanks to the data in Brevis descriptio, it is possible to precisely determine that in 1888, the oldest Polish Archdiocese had 16 deaneries, 207 parishes, 32 filial churches, 36 altarages, 54 oratories and public chapels, 389 parish schools and 28 hospitals. The Archdiocese gathered 354815 souls. Pastoral and state offices were occupied by 211 priests.