The article analyses the report of the ecumenical bilateral dialogue between Lutherans and Mennonites from 2010, entitled Healing Memories. Reconciling in Christ. This text is discussed as an example of a critical ...

Ludwik Opacki was born in 1786 into a petty gentry family in Volhynia and died in 1854 in Mykolaiv. Between 1827 and 1831 he worked as an architect for the Building Commission of the Black Sea Admiralty Department, and was ...

An exceptionally small number of senators appeared at the Grodno Seym, among whom there were only three bishops: Józef Kossakowski, Ignacy Massalski and Wojciech Skarszewski. Their participation in the deliberations was ...

Guillaume Dubois was one of the most important French politicians of the Regency period (1715–1723). Just like his great predecessors of the 17th century – Armand de Richelieu and Jules Mazarin – he became both a cardinal ...

The article is devoted to the analysis of the careers of three personages from different strata of the nobility in Lesser Poland, who began their careers with activities for the Republic of Poland, and then devoted themselves ...

The article presents the rich foundation activity of Jakub Bieda Chrostkowic (d. 1630), a mansionary (lower rank chaplain), then a parish priest and dean of Małogoszcz. In the years 1591–1624, this clergyman built as many ...

John Calvin’s concepts pertaining to the relationship between the Church and the State are closely linked to his ecclesiology. Prior to his arrival in Geneva in 1536 and commencing reformatory activities there, Calvin ...