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Kapłani diecezji łuckiej w Elblągu po 1945 roku

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Zawadzki W.
Studia Elbląskie
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2013
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vol. 14
7-19
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In 1939 the Soviet army occupied Wołyń, devastating there the structures of Catholic Church. A lot of priests from the sites of the pre-war diocese of Lutsk arrived to the diocese of Warmia. Between 1945 and 1987 eight from those priests were staying in Elbląg. Two of them, Wacław Hipsz and Aleksander Iwanicki had a big influence on the social-religious life in post-war Elbląg.
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Zagadnienia wychowawcze i szkolne na łamach „Miesięcznika Diecezjalnego Łuckiego” (1926-1039). Krótkie rozważania wokół problematyki źródeł do dziejów oświaty II Rzeczypospolitej

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Gołdyn P.
Seminare. Poszukiwania naukowe
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2018
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vol. 39
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issue 1
91-103
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W latach 1926-1939 z inicjatywy ks. biskupa Adolfa Szelążka ukazywać zaczął się „Miesięcznik Diecezjalny Łucki”. Oprócz spraw typowo kościelnych i religijnych, w swej treści poruszał także zagadnienia związane z oświatą i szkolnictwem. Szczególnie istotny tu jest głos hierarchii kościelnej w kwestiach nauczania i wychowania. Z powodu braku innych źródeł zniszczonych w okresie II wojny światowej i po jej zakończeniu, periodyk ten staje się interesującym źródłem do dziejów oświaty na Wołyniu w dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym.
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The Roman Catholic diocese of Lutsk Monthly was published in the years of 1926-1939 upon an initiative of bishop Adolf Szelążek. Besides typically church-related and religious subjects, it also addressed such issues as education and teaching. More specifically, it became a forum for the higher members of the clergy on which they expressed their opinions on teaching and education. Due to scarcity of other historical sources, as the majority of them were damaged during the Second World War, the Roman Catholic diocese of Lutsk Monthly has become an interesting source depicting the history of education in the Volhynia region during the interwar period.
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