Chamarczuk, Mariusz2026-04-082026-04-082012Seminare, 2012, Tom 32, s. 137-149.1232-8766https://theo-logos.pl/handle/123456789/43506Among many social trends in Sweden there is a little known, and hardly noticed one within the community of the Catholic Church. It has to do with the process of reviving or creating from scratch female Catholic religious orders or female Protestant ecumenical communities resembling the former in their aims and principles. The phenomenon has a rich and interesting sociological and psychological background. A scholar researching migratory phenomena is fascinated by the fact that in a country characterized by a very high level of emancipation and feminist awareness as well as a very clear-cut model of liberated woman, there are more and more cases of women finding their fulfillment in a diametrically different way of life. The revival of female religious communities is a sign of the times in a prosperous society, which shows that contemporary woman cannot find the fulfillment of her deepest human needs in the material and the social.polCC-BY-ND - Uznanie autorstwa - Bez utworów zależnychhistoria Kościoła katolickiego w Szwecjiżeńskie zakony w Szwecjizakony żeńskie w społeczeństwie postindustrialnyminstytuty życia konsekrowanegożycie konsekrowaneinstytuty życia konsekrowanego w SzwecjiSzwecjażeńskie zgromadzenia zakonnespołeczeństwo postindustrialnestowarzyszenia życia apostolskiegostowarzyszenia życia apostolskiego w Kościele katolickim w Szwecjistowarzyszenia życia apostolskiego w Kościele katolickimKościółKościół katolickiKościół w SzwecjiKościół katolicki w Szwecjihistoria Kościołahistoria Kościoła w Szwecjihistory of the Catholic Church in Swedenfemale religious orders in Swedennuns in postindustrial societyinstitutes of consecrated lifeconsecrated lifeinstitutes of consecrated life in SwedenSwedenfemale religious congregationspost-industrial societysocieties of apostolic lifesocieties of apostolic life in the Catholic Church in Swedensocieties of apostolic life in the Catholic ChurchChurchCatholic ChurchChurch in SwedenCatholic Church in SwedenChurch historyChurch history in SwedenArticle