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Działalność Rady kapłańskiej diecezji tarnowskiej za czasów bpa Józefa Życińskiego w latach 1990-1997

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Kantor R.
Tarnowskie Studia Teologiczne
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2012
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vol. 31
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issue 1
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The Code of Canon Law gives the definition of a presbyteral council and declares: „In each diocese a presbyteral council is to be established, that is, a group of priests which, representing the presbyterium, is to be like a senate of the bishop and which assists the bishop in the governance of the diocese according to the norm of law to promote as much as possible the pastoral good of the portion of the people of God entrusted to him”. The Fourth Synod of Tarnow Diocese reminds that a Diocese Presbyteral Council is as if the bishop’s senate with its own statues; a team of priests representing all clergy of the diocese, both diocesan and from religious orders. During the time when the diocese was led by bishop Życiński, there have been two terms of the Presbyteral Council with elections in 1990 and 1995. The article analyses the topics debated over by the Presbyteral Council between 1990 and 1997. Some of the following items were on the Council’s agenda: priests’ retirement age, spiritual formation of the lay members of the church, missions.
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Problematyka dziejów szkolnictwa i wychowania w zbiorach fotograficznych Archiwum Diecezjalnego w Tarnowie

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Jaworski ks. P., Juśko P.
Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
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2021
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vol. 117
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issue specjalny
109-146
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The beginnings of the Tarnow diocese date back to the end of the 18th century. From the beginning of its existence, the diocese collected documentation, which became the basis for its later historical archive. However, an independent institution of the Diocesan Archives in Tarnow was established only in 1959. Until the 1950s, all documents of historical value were deposited in the premises of the Diocesan Curia in Tarnow and in the diocesan museum. The biggest breakthrough in the history of the archive took place in 2009-2015. At that time, the institution underwent a thorough revitalization, during which the entire archival resource was inventoried and put in order, including the separation of 14 photographic departments. They are diversified in terms of subject matter, volume and form of recording the photos. In 2015, the photographic documentation in this archive totaled 33.32 linear meters. These collections also include items (photographs, groups of photographs) concerning the issues of education and upbringing. They are of great cognitive value and should be taken into account as iconographic sources in the research of historians and educators dealing with these issues. The article contains a separate list of 300 such items that may be useful from the perspective of researchers of the history of education and upbringing. The list will help them with the query in the Tarnów diocesan archives or will encourage them to carry it out. The article also discusses examples of such documentation in the form of “collections” dedicated thematically: the history of the Catholic Association of Women Youth in the Tarnow diocese, the Small Theological Seminary in Tarnow, the Primary School in Wojakowa and the biography of the Servant of God Stefania Łącka.
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Początki diecezji tarnowskiej sięgają schyłku XVIII stulecia. Od początku swojego istnienia diecezja gromadziła dokumentację, która stała się podstawą dla jej późniejszego archiwum historycznego. Jednakże samodzielna instytucja Archiwum Diecezjalnego w Tarnowie powstała dopiero w 1959 r. Do lat 50. XX wieku wszelkie dokumenty o wartości historycznej zdeponowane były w pomieszczeniach Kurii Diecezjalnej w Tarnowie oraz w muzeum diecezjalnym. Największy przełom w dziejach archiwum nastąpił w latach 2009-2015. Dokonano wówczas gruntownej rewitalizacja tej instytucji, podczas której zinwentaryzowano i uporządkowano cały zasób archiwalny, wyodrębniając m.in. 14 działów fotograficznych. Są one zróżnicowane pod względem tematyki, objętości oraz formy zapisu fotografii. W 2015 r. dokumentacja fotograficzna w zasobie tego archiwum liczyła łącznie 33,32 m.b.. W zbiorach tych znajdują się także pozycje (fotografie, grupy fotografii) dotyczące problematyki szkolnictwa i wychowania. Mają one dużą wartość poznawczą i powinny zostać uwzględnione jako źródła ikonograficzne w badaniach historyków i pedagogów zajmujących się tą problematyką. Artykuł zawiera wyodrębniony wykaz 300 takich pozycji, które z perspektywy badaczy dziejów szkolnictwa i wychowania, mogą być użyteczne przy kwerendzie w tarnowskim archiwum diecezjalnym lub też zachęcać do jej przeprowadzenia. W artykule dokonano również omówienia przykładów takiej dokumentacji w postaci „kolekcji” dedykowanych tematycznie: historii Katolickiego Stowarzyszenia Młodzieży Żeńskiej w diecezji tarnowskiej, Małego Seminarium Duchownego w Tarnowie, szkoły podstawowej w Wojakowej oraz biografii Służebnicy Bożej Stefanii Łąckiej.
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Translokacje śląskich organów po 1945 roku na teren diecezji tarnowskiej

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Pasternak P.
Folia Organologica. International yearbook of organ and organ music
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2020
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issue 3
7-29
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In the article, there is presented history of organs moved after World War II from Silesia, mainly from former German territories (especially Lower Silesia) to Tarnów diocese. The oldest of these organs is now in Ochotnica Dolna and was built in 1746 by Johann Georg Neßling for a church in Grodziszcze (Gräditz). Two times it was rebuilt or repaired by Schlag & Söhne company. Currently it has 16 stops, two manuals and pedal, mechanical key and stop action and sliderchests. In Ochotnica Dolna it was installed in 1955−1956 by Józef Stach from Tęgobrze. Four translocated organs comes from Schlag & Söhne workshop from Schweidnitz (Świdnica). All of them have two manuals and pedal and pneumatical key and stop action. The oldest Schlag & Söhne organ in Tarnów diocese is situated in Nowa Jastrząbka. This instrument was built in 1903 for Lutheran church in Strzeszowice (Tzschacksdorf) and in 1955 moved without pipes to Nowa Jastrząbka. Assembled there by Stanisław Czachor and Wojciech Grzanka from Tuchów with new pipes. It has 5 stops and is currently out of order. Another Schlag & Söhne organ (opus 717), 16-stop, built in 1905 originally was in Gniechowice (Gnichwitz). In 1947 it was taken to Chełm near Bochnia by Wacław Biernacki from Kraków and installed in case of previous organ by Rieger from 1880 (6 stops) with usage of some Rieger pipes. Two last Schlag & Söhne come from last period of this company activity. In Muszyna, organ from ca 1913 (opus 981) built for Lutheran church in Stanowice (Stanowitz) near Świdnica was placed in 1948 also by Wacław Biernacki’s company with addition of some stops from previous organ and new stops as well. Currently this organ have 14 stops. The lattest Schlag & Söhne organ in Tarnów diocese is in Maszkienice near Brzesko (opus 1042). Its place of origin is unknown. All we know it was installed there in 1953 by Biernacki’s company. Two curiosities of this instrument are: firstly, the pipes of pneumatical action are made from wood, not from lead, as usually; it is probably caused by several conditions during World War I, when the organ was built. Secondly, this organ has other significant German organ company name plate – W. Sauer. Undoubtly, it was placed there during the translocation to make place of origin more difficult to spot. Two another organs is built by Gebrüder Walter workshop from Guhrau (Góra). Unlike Schlag & Söhne organs, they have one manual and pedal, mechanical key and stop action. First, opus 60 from 1867, is situated in Zalipie; it was moved here from Tymowa (Thiemendorf) near Wołów in 1953, but its assembly was completed just in 1960 by Władysław Ziemiański from Szczyrzyc. It has 9 stops and sliderchests. Unfortunately, it is out of order since many years. Second Walter organ is in Rzędzianowice near Mielec. It was built in 1892 with opus number 201. Its original location is unclear; perhaps it was Krzepielów (Tschepplau) near Głogów. The organ was bought by Rzędzianowice parish from Wrocław diocese and installed in 1956 by Kołpanowicz brothers from Kraków. Originally it had 7 stops on mechanical conical winchests. The Kołpanowicz added 2 stops on pneumatical windchests. and two are built by unknown organbuilders. Four other organs translocated from Silesia are built by unknown organbuilders and we do not know their places of origin. The biggest of them remains since 1949 in Szczepanów. According to some relations, it was built by organ company from Dresden to unknown Lutheran church in current western Poland. Originally the parish wanted to buy organ from Boża Góra (Gottesberg, now Boguszów-Gorce), but not succeeded with it. In Szczepanów another organ was assembled by Biernacki’s company then. It has 30 stops, two manuals and pedal, pneumatic key and stop action and Taschenlade windchests. Sobolów parish wanted to buy an organ from Bystrzyca Kłodzka, but it was unexpectly taken to Warsaw. They parish bought another organ then, but we do not know where. Probably in 1950 Bartłomiej Ziemiański installed it in Sobolów. Recently the year of manufacture 1848 was found written in organ case. Organ has typical Silesian baroque organ case and might be build by Christian Schlag. In church of nearby Łapczyca is situated Salonorgel from middle 19th century. Year of translocation and place of origin remain unknown. Strongly altered, it has 10 stops, 2 manuals and pedal, mechanical key and stop action and sliderchests. Last instrument which I want to mention is situated in Łęki Górne. It is not an original work, but was assembled of parts of perhaps bigger instrument, moved from a Lower Silesia. It has 12 stops, 1 maunal and pedal, mechanical key and stop action and sliderchests. Two translocated organs do not exist now. First, in Cikowice, was moved in 1945 or 1947 from unknown destroyed Lutheran church. It was build in 1822 or 1825 and had 16 stops. It was demolished in 1979 to build a new instrument. Second, in Straszęcin, was bought in Wrocław and assembled by organ company from this city. It had 13 stops, 2 manuals and pedal, pneumatical key and stop action. Due to very bad condition it was dismantled in 1994. Not only complete organ were moved from Silesia: also many Silesian organ parts are present in organs in Tarnów diocese. For example, in Bobowa were Amabilis register pipes with German stamps, in Łukowa – console of Silesian organ company Klimosz & Dyrszlag from Katowice cathedral, in Swoszowa – Schlag & Söhne console from ca 1900 and in Korzenna – bellow by this company from similar period. Two translocations did not succeeded: in Gawłów, the parish bought Rieger organ in Wrocław in 1953, but it was never installed there. In Górki near Mielec, the attempt was made to buy a 7-stop organ from Wrocław diocese in 1956, but it appeared too small for this church.
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Niektóre przestrogi dla nauczycieli, którzy oraz są organistami, kościelnymi (1863 r.). Źródło do dziejów oświaty galicyjskiej w okresie przed autonomią

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Pelczar R.
Galicja. Studia i materiały
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2015
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issue 1
343-357
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In 1863 Bishop Curia in Tarnow published a document (instruction) addressed to teachers of parish and trivial schools in the area of the Tarnow diocese working in villages and towns. A few issues were discussed in it, namely general rules of teacher’s conduct; teacher’s domestic and family life; teacher’s work at schools in church and sacristy and functioning in local environment. This instruction allows to accurately recall everyday life and school responsibilities of teachers working in these social environments.
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W 1863 r. Kuria Biskupia w Tarnowie opublikowała dokument (instrukcję) adresowany do nauczycieli szkół parafialnych i trywialnych z terenu diecezji tarnowskiej pracujących na wsiach oraz w miasteczkach. Poruszono w nim kilka kwestii, a mianowicie: ogólne zasady zachowywania się nauczyciela; domowe i rodzinne życie nauczyciela; urzędowanie nauczyciela w szkole, kościele i zakrystii oraz funkcjonowanie w lokalnym środowisku. Instrukcja pozwala dokładnie odtworzyć życie codzienne oraz obowiązki szkolne nauczycieli pracujących w tych środowiskach społecznych.
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