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Działalność gospodarcza ks. Franciszka Józefa Wybickiego (1709-1765)

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Kropidłowski Z.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2009
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vol. 91
103-118
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Priest Franciszek Józef Wybicki came from a moderately rich noble family, who rendered great service to the country. Judging from the numerous posts he served at the request of the bishops of Włocławek, he was an educated theologian and lawyer. Apart from managing the parish of the Archangel Michael in Skarszewy (1736-1765), he was a surrogate to several general officials in Gdańsk since 1743; in 1747 he was first mentioned as one of the canons in the Włocławek chapter. Since 1758 he was the chancellor of the Kruszwice chapter and the archdeacon of the Pomorian District since 1764. His business activity was limited to the parish in Skarszewy, situated in the vicinity of Gdansk. First of all, he rebuilt the parish church, which had been consecrated in 1750, where he founded two altars: the main altar, devoted to the Archangel Michael and the one devoted to St Mary. In addition, he built a poor-house for 8 people and furnished it generously. The farm buildings were also restored. He tried to regain the sums due to the provosts of Skarszewy, suing the debtors in six trials; he won one case, two others were still in court when he died and, in view of the fact that he lacked sufficient evidence to win, he renounced the remaining ones. Priest F.J. Wybicki did not do any business himself; he was content with rebuilding and leasing two home farms, a large and a small one; he also regenerated the parish forest and renounced the taproom rights. He collected tithes, offerings on account of iura stolae or Christmas visits, Easter confessions or donations for celebrating masses. The total parish revenues came up to 3 thousand florins and about 200 bushels of wheat and oats. The tenants were obliged to work 132 days a year for him. Owing to his efforts, the revenues rose by 50%, the parish remaining one of the most profitable in 18th century Poland. It should be noted that he resigned the offerings of the guild of bakers, whose request to do so was based on their difficult financial situation.
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[Recenzja]: Zygmunt Iwicki ks., Konwent oliwski (1186-1831). Leksykon biograficzny i nie tylko, współpraca Maria Babnis, Gdańsk-Pelplin 2010, ss. 594 + ilustracje

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Kropidłowski Z.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2011
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vol. 95
389-392
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[Recenzja]: Bernardeta Iwańska-Cieślik, Biblioteka kapituły katedralnej we Włocławku, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Kazimierza Wielkiego, Bydgoszcz 2013, ss. 396

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Kropidłowski Z.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2014
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vol. 101
373-375
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Iwo Rohweder jako budowniczy kościoła i duszpasterz parafii w Łęgowie

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Kropidłowski Z.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2013
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vol. 99
93-110
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Iwo Rohweder was a Cistercian monk in Oliwa. He was the Prior in the monastery. Together with Jacek Rybiński, the abbot, he took an active part in major religious and political events in the Pomeranian region. He contributed greatly to raising the splendour of the monastery in its religious, cultural and economic aspect. Between 1741-1765 he devoted himself to pastoral work in St. Nicholas church in Łęgowo. Besides his parish church he also renovated the branch church in Różyny; he built new utility buildings. Rich interior decorations were to serve pastoral purposes and conversion into Roman Catholic faith. As the parish priest he called rosary and charity fraternities to life and , caring for the poor, he funded and equipped the parish poorhouse. He was so involved with the parish that it was his wish to be buried in the church, not in the monastery.
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Miejski Ośrodek Medialny Aarhus (Dokk1) – biblioteką roku 2016

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Kropidłowski Z.
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Librorum
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2017
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vol. 2
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issue 25
83-106
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The public library of the city of Aarhus is distinguished by its architectural appearance, technical solutions applied in its operation, equipment, activity and forms of services as well as the attitude of the local environment to its design, construction and operation. It was first nominated for the competition of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) for the best library in the world in 2016. The award was given on August 15, 2016 at the annual meeting of the international jury in Columbus, Ohio, USA. For many reasons it deserves to bring its activities closer to the Polish readers. The solutions used in it may be imitated under all conditions. In addition, it carries out a panel to exchange librarianship ideas and shares its experiences and knowledge.
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Biblioteka publiczna miasta Aarhus wyróżnia się wyglądem architektonicznym, zastosowanymi rozwiązaniami technicznymi w jej funkcjonowaniu, wyposażeniem, działalnością i formami usług oraz stosunkiem środowiska lokalnego do jej projektowania, wznoszenia i funkcjonowania. Została najpierw nominowana do konkursu organizowanego przez Międzynarodową Federację Stowarzyszeń Bibliotekarskich (International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions [dalej: IFLA]) na najlepszą bibliotekę świata w 2016 r. Nagrodę przyznano jej 15 sierpnia 2016 r. na dorocznym spotkaniu międzynarodowego jury w Columbus, w Ohio, w USA. Z wielu powodów zasługuje na przybliżenie jej działalności i osiągnięć czytelnikom polskim. Rozwiązania w niej zastosowane mogą być naśladowane w każdych warunkach. Nadto prowadzi ona panel wymiany koncepcji bibliotekarskich i dzieli się swoimi doświadczeniami oraz zdobytą wiedzą.
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[recenzja:] Joanna Gomoliszek: Uniwersyteckie pisma studenckie w Polsce w latach 1945–1989, Toruń 2011

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Kropidłowski Z.
Toruńskie Studia Bibliologiczne
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2012
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vol. 5
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issue 1(8)
166-168
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The presentation of a book dedicated to university students’ periodicals published in 1945–1989. The publication consists of two parts: a descriptive part and a directory. The descriptive part is divided into five chapters which generally present the university students’ papers in chronological order (1945–1956, 1956–1968, 1968–1981, 1981–1989). Each chapter discusses papers from a specific historical period. Through such chronological arrangement the author intended to highlight the role of student communities in turbulent periods of the Polish People's Republic history. The second part is the directory of all periodicals mentioned in the first part of the book.
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