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Misterium Męki Pańskiej w Budzewie

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Pawlina M.
Studia Ełckie
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2011
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vol. 13
591-599
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The paper is focused on the mystery of the passion of Jesus Christ performed in Budzewo, in the Most Sacred Trinity Parish of Budry, in 2002-2011. The undertaken considerations start with elucidating the meaning of mystery, then present the Lord’s Passion in Budzewo, which is still inspiring for many artists. The author shows that the mystery contains not only informative power, but also that of education.
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Analiza aktywności pastoralnej online w czasie pandemii COVID-19 na przykładzie diecezji ełckiej

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Pawlina M.
Studia Ełckie
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2022
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vol. 24
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issue 4
441-462
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The Covid-19 pandemic caused changes in all areas of society, including the religious sphere. A number of activities moved to the internet. Despite the difficulties, the Church did not stop proclaiming the Good News during this time and continued much of it online in order to remain connected to the believers. In this article, the Author used the magisterial method and content analysis of websites and social media, as well as a categorisation of online pastoral work during the pandemic period. The field of analysis was the Diocese of Elk. The Author presented a case study of Y major online activities of clergy and the laity during this time. These were: charity, evangelisation, catechesis, culture, prayer, Holy Masses and religious services, Holy Scripture, retreats and news. To provide a nationwide context, he also cites quantitative nationwide studies in relation to online broadcasting of Mass and Polesʼ engagement in spiritual life during the pandemic.
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