Ecclesia. Studia z Dziejów Wielkopolski
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Listy biskupa poznańskiego Ignacego Raczyńskiego z lat 1796-1798 do Jana Chrzciciela Albertrandiego
No full textIgnacy Raczyński, the bishop of Poznań from 1794 to 1807 and then the archbishop of Gniezno, ruled the Poznań diocese in a complicated political situation that followed the loss of independence by Poland. The Poznań period of his life and activity has so far been hardly investigated.The author carries out a brief characterization of his rule in this period and publishes six of his letters to Jan Chrzciciel Albertandi, his official for the archdiaconate of Warsaw, formerly the Mazovia part of the Poznań diocese. The letters reveal a number of hitherto unknown details of the relations between the Church and the state in those times. The text also includes the pastoral letter of bishop Raczyński of 1796 to the clergy and faithful of the Poznań diocese.Ignacy Raczyński, the bishop of Poznań from 1794 to 1807 and then the archbishop of Gniezno, ruled the Poznań diocese in a complicated political situation that followed the loss of independence by Poland. The Poznań period of his life and activity has so far been hardly investigated.The author carries out a brief characterization of his rule in this period and publishes six of his letters to Jan Chrzciciel Albertandi, his official for the archdiaconate of Warsaw, formerly the Mazovia part of the Poznań diocese. The letters reveal a number of hitherto unknown details of the relations between the Church and the state in those times. The text also includes the pastoral letter of bishop Raczyński of 1796 to the clergy and faithful of the Poznań diocese
Programy katolickie w Radiu Poznańskim (1927-1933) i w Polskim Radiu w Poznaniu (1933-1939)
No full textThe opening of the Vatican radio station on 12 February 1931 by Pious XII marked the moment from which the Catholic Church, initially reluctant towards radio broadcasting, began to see it as a tool of evangelization.In many countries, Poland included, ways of cooperation of the Church with the radio were subsequently developed along with guidelines for preparing Catholic radio programs.The Poznań radio, which opened on 24 April 1927, already ten days later, by permission of Cardinal August Hlond, conducted the first broadcast of the Holy Mass in Poland. From then on, until the outbreak of the Second World War, the schedule of the Poznań radio station included broadcasts of the weekly Holy Mass, services, Church events as well as concerts of sacral music and programs on religious themes.The article is appended with their complete list.The opening of the Vatican radio station on 12 February 1931 by Pious XII marked the moment from which the Catholic Church, initially reluctant towards radio broadcasting, began to see it as a tool of evangelization.In many countries, Poland included, ways of cooperation of the Church with the radio were subsequently developed along with guidelines for preparing Catholic radio programs.The Poznań radio, which opened on 24 April 1927, already ten days later, by permission of Cardinal August Hlond, conducted the first broadcast of the Holy Mass in Poland. From then on, until the outbreak of the Second World War, the schedule of the Poznań radio station included broadcasts of the weekly Holy Mass, services, Church events as well as concerts of sacral music and programs on religious themes.The article is appended with their complete list
Działalność społeczna księdza Antoniego Stychla w Katolickim Towarzystwie Rzemieślników Polskich w Poznaniu w latach 1891-1895
No full textThe article presents the activity of Rev. Antoni Stychel in the Catholic Society of Polish Craftsmen and his efforts to unite the Industrial Associations. The Catholic Society of Polish Craftsmen was the first to put into practice the precepts of the encyclical “Rerum novarum”. Earlier, during his studies in Berlin, Rev. Stychel engaged in work on behalf of Polish émigré workers there, also building his experience at social courses which he attended in Germany.He enjoyed great authority in the Society and was awarded the title of its honorary president. Within five years of the Society’s activity the number of its members increased fivefold. Over 100 lectures, prelections and papers were presented to the craftsmen. Events were also organized to foster their cultural and social life.The article presents the activity of Rev. Antoni Stychel in the Catholic Society of Polish Craftsmen and his efforts to unite the Industrial Associations. The Catholic Society of Polish Craftsmen was the first to put into practice the precepts of the encyclical “Rerum novarum”. Earlier, during his studies in Berlin, Rev. Stychel engaged in work on behalf of Polish émigré workers there, also building his experience at social courses which he attended in Germany.He enjoyed great authority in the Society and was awarded the title of its honorary president. Within five years of the Society’s activity the number of its members increased fivefold. Over 100 lectures, prelections and papers were presented to the craftsmen. Events were also organized to foster their cultural and social life
Idea narodu, państwa i polskości w działalności kaznodziejskiej i publicystycznej księdza Nikodema Cieszyńskiego
No full textThe life and creative output of Rev. Nikodem Ludomir Cieszyński (1886-1942) was marked by significant events in the life of the Polish nation and state. He was born in 1886 in Koźmin but his entire pastoral ministry was connected with Poznań where he was ordained to priesthood in 1910. His activity as preacher and journalist developed in the period of national captivity, the events of the Great War and the times of interwar Poland. Subsequent significant events in the life of the Polish nation and state found their reflection in the writings of Rev. Cieszyński. His homilies, journalism, and above all editorship of the ,,Roczniki Katolickie" ("Catholic Annuals") - an exceptional case in Polish ecclesial historiography - made up a large part of his activity. The regaining of independence by Poland in 1918 was portrayed by him as an extraordinary event, the intervention of Divine Providence – hence such a prominent role of the idea of a Catholic Poland in his writings. To this idea he remained faithful until the end of his life, which similarly to many Polish priests was terminated by the tragic events of the Second World War.The life and creative output of Rev. Nikodem Ludomir Cieszyński (1886-1942) was marked by significant events in the life of the Polish nation and state. He was born in 1886 in Koźmin but his entire pastoral ministry was connected with Poznań where he was ordained to priesthood in 1910. His activity as preacher and journalist developed in the period of national captivity, the events of the Great War and the times of interwar Poland. Subsequent significant events in the life of the Polish nation and state found their reflection in the writings of Rev. Cieszyński. His homilies, journalism, and above all editorship of the ,,Roczniki Katolickie" ("Catholic Annuals") - an exceptional case in Polish ecclesial historiography - made up a large part of his activity. The regaining of independence by Poland in 1918 was portrayed by him as an extraordinary event, the intervention of Divine Providence – hence such a prominent role of the idea of a Catholic Poland in his writings. To this idea he remained faithful until the end of his life, which similarly to many Polish priests was terminated by the tragic events of the Second World War
Stablewscy herbu Oksza. Między dworem i Kościołem
No full textThe Stablewski family were typical of the Polish nobility, whose history included outstanding personages as well as mediocre ones, was marked with achievements but also failures. The Stablewski family settled in Wielkopolska in the second half of the 17th century. They maintained lively contacts with the Church. One representative of the family, Florian Stablewski, was the archbishop of Poznań in the years 1891-1906. Irena Stablewski actively cooperated with Catholic publishers.The Stablewski family were typical of the Polish nobility, whose history included outstanding personages as well as mediocre ones, was marked with achievements but also failures. The Stablewski family settled in Wielkopolska in the second half of the 17th century. They maintained lively contacts with the Church. One representative of the family, Florian Stablewski, was the archbishop of Poznań in the years 1891-1906. Irena Stablewski actively cooperated with Catholic publishers