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Adhibenda
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2020
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issue 7
147-202
EN
The article presents the issues related to collecting, arranging, describing and providing access to the record group of the Archive of the Light-Life Movement of the Zielona Góra and Gorzów Diocese. The Light-Life Movement in the diocese of Zielona Góra and Gorzów produced a large number of sources as a result of its activities. However, they were not systematically collected in a specially designated unit. It was not until in 2011 that these sources were combined to form one group. Apart from this record group, two collections were also created: Photographic documentation and Posters and leaflets. In addition, a reference library was established. In 2017, the collected sources were transferred to the premises of the “Light-Life” Center in Zielona Góra, thus the material basis for the activity of this organization was formed. The article is accompanied by a description of the record group of the Archive of the Light-Life Movement of the Zielona Góra and Gorzów Diocese.
Adhibenda
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2021
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issue 8
145-165
EN
The article “Establishment and the first years of the activity of the Faith and Light movement in the diocese of (Zielona Góra) and Gorzów until 1998” presents the circumstances of the establishment and the first years of the movement from 1981 to 1998, i.e. from the moment it was created in the Środkowe Nadodrze up to the 1st Diocese Congress of the Catholic Movements and Associations. The research was conducted mainly on the basis of the sources kept in the private archives of the leaders of the movement in the diocese. The article was divided into three parts: 1. Circumstances of the establishment; 2. Organization of the movement and its structure, and 3. Christian formation and other forms of activity. Throughout the period under study, the movement was characterized by high vitality. In time, new groups emerged from the first communities in Zielona Góra and Gorzów, which most often implemented the formation and apostolic principles of the movement. It should be particularly emphasized that “Faith and Light” formation camps and other diocesan and regional meetings and conventions were organized each year.
Adhibenda
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2016
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issue 3
195-215
PL
W niniejszym artykule zostanie podjęta próba blazonowania herbu biskupa zielonogórsko-gorzowskiego Tadeusza Lityńskiego. Samo opracowanie składa się z trzech punktów: 1) Z dziejów Kościoła na Środkowym Nadodrzu; 2) Podstawowych faktów z życia biskupa Tadeusza Lityńskiego; 3) Herbu bp. Tadeusza Lityńskiego. Za takim ujęciem materiału przemawiały względy rzeczowe. Poprzedzenie blazonowania o wstęp prezentujący dzieje Kościoła na Ziemi Lubuskiej oraz główne fakty z życia bp. Lityńskiego pozwolą zaznajomić się z szerokim kontekstem historycznym i kościelnym niezbędnym we właściwym odczytaniu herbu biskupa zielonogórsko-gorzowskiego.
Adhibenda
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2018
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issue 5
115-132
EN
On 9 May 1974, the group of priests met in the Theological Seminary in Paradyż in order to establish their own scholarly Theological Society, which lasted less than a year. However, since creating the branch of the Polish Theological Society in Szczecin, this initiative has been the only one in the area under investigation. The article focuses on the activities aimed at deepening the theological formation of the Gorzów clergy until the mid-1970s. And the main places where priests could familarise themselves with the contemporary theological trends were as follows: the Theological Seminary in Gorzów, pastoral conventions, regional conferences and deanery congregations. The young diocese also made an effort to organize a distance study course for priests in collaboration with the Catholic University of Lublin and Warsaw Theological Academy. In addition, the Theological Society of Gorzów, despite the fact that it lasted only about a year, played a special role in these kinds of activities. The paper also presents the statute of the society as well as its activity. The Theological Society did not survive the test of time. The thing it left is the scholarly yearbook titled Studia Paradyskie, published in the diocese of Zielona Góra and Gorzów. The initiative undertaken ten years after the last meeting of the scholars was, however, a response to one of the demands of the Theological Society of Gorzów.
Adhibenda
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2019
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issue 6
81-101
EN
The article describes the coat of arms of the first Bishop of Gorzów, Servant of God Wilhelm Pluta. He ruled the Gorzów Church in the years 1958-1986. The Gorzów Church is a conventional term for an administrative church unit which was established after the end of World War II. During Bishop Pluta’s rule, this administrative unit was called the Gorzów Ordinariate, in the years 1967-1972 the Gorzów Apostolic Administration and from 1972 onwards it was a canonically formed diocese of Gorzów. On the occasion of his episcopal ordination which Bishop Pluta received in the Gorzów Cathedral on 7 September 1958, the Bishop also adopted bishop’s coat of arms and the motto of his pastoral service. In the first part, the text presents the basic forms of Bishop’s Pluta life and service, then it outlines the history of the Gorzów Church until the death of this bishop. The last part focuses on the coat of arms used by the first Gorzów bishop. Basically, Bishop Pluta used one coat of arms throughout the entire period of his bishop ministry. In different publications there were only different variants of the escutcheon. The coat of arms did not comply with the general principles of secular heraldry, and hence it is necessary to read it in the light of what Bishop Pluta used to say.
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