AUTHORS
Sr. Anna Błaszak MChR
Missionary of Christ the King for the Polish diaspora abroad, a graduate of the Faculty of Theology at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. A theologian dedicated to pastoral ministry, whose heart beats in harmony with the Word of God. A passionate and optimistic catechist. She nurtures her love for St. Paul and his teachings on missions, fulfilling the charism of her congregation. She joyfully serves Polish emigrants and the local community in Athens, Greece. Good literature and learning Greek are integral parts of her daily routine.
Sr. Doctor Dorota Chwiła FMA
Salesian, doctor of biblical sciences at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. She is interested in the Gospel of John, biblical languages, and Targumic literature. She is also involved in activities with children and youth at the Oratory-Youth Center of the Salesian Sisters in Warsaw, Poland.
Fr. Marcin Krzysztoszek SAC
Pallottine, working in the parish of Divine Mercy in Ożarów Mazowiecki, Poland. He publishes posts under the nickname Tabennesi, which is a reference to the place where the monks of St. Pachomius lived, because according to St. Pachomius Rules: There would be no one in the monastery who would not know how to read and would not know by heart at least a part of the Holy Scriptures, at least the New Testament and the Psalter. (Commandments 140)
Fr. Paweł Pruszyński SAC
Pallottine, the vicar, currently lives and works in the Pallottine parish of St. Vincent Pallotti in Rome, Italy.
Sr. Barbara Rzepka
Nun and biblical scholar belongs to the Camaldolese monastic community in Italy and is a graduate of the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome, Italy. She currently lives in a hermitage in Contra, near Camaldoli, in Tuscany, Italy. She develops her fascination with Sacred Scripture through the exegesis of the biblical text, lectures on Sacred Scripture and biblical Hebrew, and on the way of the daily, monastic Lectio Divina.
Fr. Kazimierz Stasiak SAC
Pallottine, retreat giver, spiritual director, and spiritual father in the Higher Seminary of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate in Ołtarzew, Poland. He conducts spiritual retreats, weekends, and days of recollection with the Word of God in the rhythm of Lectio Divina. He collaborates with the Center for Spiritual Formation in Trzebinia and Cracow, Poland, run by the Salvatorian Fathers, and with the catholic association Dzieło Biblijne in the Archdiocese of Poznań, Poland. Author of several books and recordings with biblical meditations. He is an originator and moderator of the website jednoslowo.com
Fr. Professor (UKSW), PhD Dariusz Sztuk
Salesian, biblical scholar, a staff member of the Department of Biblical Studies at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw, Poland (UKSW), and lecturer at the Major Seminary of the Salesian Society in Cracow, Poland, as well as a respected guide to the Holy Land. He studied at the Salesian Theological Institute in Cremisan (Bethlehem), and completed his biblical studies at the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum in Jerusalem. His academic interests and publications focus on the Pauline letters and patristic exegesis. Fr. Dariusz is also the co-author of a Guide to the Holy Land (Salesian Publishing House) and numerous scholarly articles and books popularizing biblical knowledge.
Fr. Wojciech Winek SAC
Pallottine, a biologist and chemist, chaplain of a correctional facility, and teacher in a technical school. He works in the parish of St. Adalbert in Ostrołęka, Poland. He is fascinated by the person and comments of Origen. He publishes posts under the nickname bblacha450.
AUTHORS
Sr. Anna Błaszak MChR
Missionary of Christ the King for the Polish diaspora abroad, a graduate of the Faculty of Theology at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, Poland. A theologian dedicated to pastoral ministry, whose heart beats in harmony with the Word of God. A passionate and optimistic catechist. She nurtures her love for St. Paul and his teachings on missions, fulfilling the charism of her congregation. She joyfully serves Polish emigrants and the local community in Athens, Greece. Good literature and learning Greek are integral parts of her daily routine.
Sr. Doctor Dorota Chwiła FMA
Salesian, doctor of biblical sciences at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. She is interested in the Gospel of John, biblical languages, and Targumic literature. She is also involved in activities with children and youth at the Oratory-Youth Center of the Salesian Sisters in Warsaw, Poland.
Fr. Marcin Krzysztoszek SAC
Pallottine, working in the parish of Divine Mercy in Ożarów Mazowiecki, Poland. He publishes posts under the nickname Tabennesi, which is a reference to the place where the monks of St. Pachomius lived, because according to St. Pachomius Rules: There would be no one in the monastery who would not know how to read and would not know by heart at least a part of the Holy Scriptures, at least the New Testament and the Psalter. (Commandments 140)
Fr. Paweł Pruszyński SAC
Pallottine, the vicar, currently lives and works in the Pallottine parish of St. Vincent Pallotti in Rome, Italy.
Sr. Barbara Rzepka
Nun and biblical scholar belongs to the Camaldolese monastic community in Italy and is a graduate of the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome, Italy. She currently lives in a hermitage in Contra, near Camaldoli, in Tuscany, Italy. She develops her fascination with Sacred Scripture through the exegesis of the biblical text, lectures on Sacred Scripture and biblical Hebrew, and on the way of the daily, monastic Lectio Divina.
Fr. Kazimierz Stasiak SAC
Pallottine, retreat giver, spiritual director, and spiritual father in the Higher Seminary of the Society of the Catholic Apostolate in Ołtarzew, Poland. He conducts spiritual retreats, weekends, and days of recollection with the Word of God in the rhythm of Lectio Divina. He collaborates with the Center for Spiritual Formation in Trzebinia and Cracow, Poland, run by the Salvatorian Fathers, and with the catholic association Dzieło Biblijne in the Archdiocese of Poznań, Poland. Author of several books and recordings with biblical meditations. He is an originator and moderator of the website jednoslowo.com
Ks. Professor (UKSW), PhD Dariusz Sztuk
Salesian, biblical scholar, a staff member of the Department of Biblical Studies at the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw, Poland (UKSW), and lecturer at the Major Seminary of the Salesian Society in Cracow, Poland, as well as a respected guide to the Holy Land. He studied at the Salesian Theological Institute in Cremisan (Bethlehem), and completed his biblical studies at the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum in Jerusalem. His academic interests and publications focus on the Pauline letters and patristic exegesis. Fr. Dariusz is also the co-author of a Guide to the Holy Land (Salesian Publishing House) and numerous scholarly articles and books popularizing biblical knowledge.
Fr. Wojciech Winek SAC
Pallottine, a biologist and chemist, chaplain of a correctional facility, and teacher in a technical school. He works in the parish of St. Adalbert in Ostrołęka, Poland. He is fascinated by the person and comments of Origen. He publishes posts under the nickname bblacha450.