Wrocławski Przegląd Teologiczny

List of Papers (Total 3,518)

The Crucified Messiah

W niniejszym artykule autor podejmuje zagadnienie ukrzyżowanego Mesjasza. Poszukuje on odpowiedzi na pytania: Czy idea Ukrzyżowanego Mesjasza obecna jest już w Starym Testamencie? Jakie znaczenie miał Krzyż Chrystusa dla Żydów, pogan i chrześcijan? W jaki sposób wspólnoty pierwotnego Kościoła przyjmowały fakt krzyżowej śmierci Chrystusa? Jak kształtował się kerygmat pierwotnego...

Lay Faithful in the Ministry of the Word of God in the Parish

This article describes the lay faithful in the ministry of the word of God in the parish. First, the article presents the issue of cooperation between laypeople with the hierarchy in the ministry of the word of God. Next, it discusses the issue of cooperation with laypeople in preaching of the word of God in the parish. The final part of the submitted article deals with the...

Justifying Dimension of the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation. Ecu- menical Point of View

In the sacrament of penance the sinner surrendering to merciful judgement of God anticipates in a certain way the judgment to which he will be surrendered to at the end of earth’s life. Because, just already now, within this life, the human being has got a possibility to choice between life and death, and following only the way of religious conversion one may enter into the...

Secure Dwelling of Israel – The Message of Ezekiel

This article examines the concepts of the secure dwelling of Israel in the Book of Ezekiel in four parts: 1. Ezekiel: The prophet of the turning-point of the time. The Book of Ezekiel attempts a complete program of restoration of the Israel in the time of the Exile. Just a prophet Isaiah (Is 33:18) wrote about (tranquil dwellings). This vision was far away for Ezekiel’s time...

Internal Emanations of the Triune God (proballein)

Theologians do not make use of the term ‘emanation’, since it has connotations of gnosis and pantheism. Careful analysis that takes into account all necessary and sufficient aspects defining the person allows for a more in-depth reflection, thus broadening the Christian understanding of God. The term ‘emanation’ is a suitable one, adequate and necessary at the first stage of...

Freedom in St. Paul’s Teaching in the Background of Judaic – Hellenistic Culture

Totalitarian systems of the 20th century questioned human freedom. Freedom, almost absolute, was then usurped by dictators manipulating with social structures. Liberal society became an alternative then, and the rights of a individual, realised in open economic space became fundamental. As a result, societies of consumers emerged and they questioned a lot of basic moral rules, in...

New Life in Christ – in the Historical Perspective

The history is not a simple coincidence of subsequent events, but their logical sequence oriented on a precisely defined goal. Only in this context we can speak about the history as “history of salvation”. This can be shown by picturing the moment of the birth of Christianity, which has been anticipated by a very particular situation and atmosphere in Roman Empire. Christianity...

The Sources of the Teaching of Fr Aleksander Zienkiewicz about Man and Society

The author presents sources of the anthropology of Fr Aleksander Zienkiewicz. These sources have been divided into the following groups: main personal patterns (his family and people he met during his study period at the Priests Seminary in Pinsk (Belarus today); Holy Scripture, teaching of the Church and great theologians; follow philosophers, psychologists and educators; the...

The Man Responds with His Heart to the Gifts of God

God knows the heart of man examining his emotions, feelings, moods, passions, thoughts, the will of the believer, and even his conscience (Rom 8:27). The only proper human response is to take such action regarding the rights granted to him by God as to gain admiration in his eyes. Metaphor of this attitude is the “circumcision of the heart” (Rom 2:28-29), which opposes both...

The Role of John Muskata, Archdeacon of Łęczyca, in a Big Dispute of the Bishop Thomas II (the Second) with Henry IV (the Fourth) Probus

The Middle Ages in Silesia is a time of great dispute between the bishop and the prince, church – political and legal disputes, which liberated the church from the power of the prince. One of these disputes was between Bishop Thomas II (the second) and the Duke Henry IV (the fourth) Probus. In these big disputes were involved not only the main representatives of power, but also a...

The Foundation of the Metropolitan See of Wroclaw in 1930

In the new, post-war circumstances, the Holy See preferred to sign one concordat with the new German state. However, as this turned out impossible, E. Pacelli, the nuncio, arrived at signing a concordat with Bavaria in 1924, and from 1915 led intensive negotiations towards signing one with Prussia. With the important support of the Prussian episcopate and their president...

„New life in Christ”: the Imitation or Resemblance?

The article presents a systematic view of the issue of „new life in Christ” from the perspective of dogmatic theology. In the context of Anti-Pelagian resolutions and decisions of the Council of Trent about the predisposing grace, Christological foundation of the idea of new life is indicated (Christ – the new Adam, incarnation as an ontological basis of the mediation of Christ...

Political and Ecclesiastical Engagement of the Franciscan Henry from Bremen (1240–1304

Henry was a son of Teodoryk I and Eudoksja, who was a doughter of prince Konrad Mazowiecki. Since his early years he was predestinated to become a priest. In 1264 (27 IV) he appeared as a canon of the cathedral chapter in Magdeburg. Nonetheless, in those years, the decision to enter the Order of Friars Minor (Franciscans), which existed for only half a year, has grown on him, and...

The Languages Spoken by Jesus against Languages Commonly Used in First Century Palestine

For decades scholarly consensus has held that Jesus spoke and taught mostly in the Aramaic language. To evaluate the accuracy of this assumption, one must investigate which languages were really spoken in Roman Palestine during the first century A.D. The first aim of this paper is to prove that the three ancient languages, Hebrew, Aramaic and Greek were commonly spoken in Israel...

Kulturkampf in the Territory of Olomouc Archbishop Commissariat in Głub- czyce County with its Registered Office in Kietrz

At present, Głubczyce area covers southern part of Opole Voivodship.It is bordered with the Chech Republic in the south and west. The territory was excluded from Poland for over 900 years, from 1038 to 1945. In the Church terms, up to 1945 the territory belonged to the Chech Olomouc diocese . After the First Prussian War in 1742 it was handed over from the power of the Austrian...

Card. W. Kasper and His Ecclesiological Primacy of the Divine Mercy

The ecclesiological primacy of the Divine Mercy in the theological conception of card. W. Kasper constitutes an important implication in times of the current post–synodical discussions in which-unfortunately-the German cardinal is too hastily accused of liberalism that, as some claim, might waver the Tradition and the discipline of the sacraments. However, every objective...

An Outline of the History of the Catholic Church in Głubczyce Region from the Middle Ages to 1945

Głubczyce area covers southern part of Opole Voivodship. It is bordered with the Czech Republic in the south and west. From 1038 or 1039 this territory was taken away from Poland and since then it belonged to the Czech Republic. From 1526 it was under Habsburg Monarchy. In 1742 it went under control of Prussia and was not returned to Poland until 1945. In the Church terms, the...