Ks. Ludwik Grzebień SI (1939-2020) – uczeń i asystent naukowy księdza profesora Stanisława Librowskiego
Rev. Ludwik Grzebień SI (1939-2020) – a student and scientific assistant of Rev. Prof. Stanisław Librowski
Author(s): Artur Paweł HamryszczakSubject(s): Social Sciences, Language and Literature Studies, General Reference Works, Theology and Religion
Published by: Katolicki Uniwersytet Lubelski Jana Pawła II - Wydział Teologii
Keywords: Rev. Ludwik Grzebień; Rev. Stanisław Librowski; Ignatianum; Jesuits; Catholic University of Lublin
Summary/Abstract: Rev. Ludwik Grzebień, SJ was a student and then the scientific assistant of Rev. Prof. Stanisław Librowski. Their cooperation began in 1968 when Rev. L. Grzebień’s scientific papers were published. In the same year he began studying at the Institute of Church History, attending Rev. S. Librowski’s seminars. In 1970, Rev. L. Grzebień presented his Master’s dissertation entitled ‘Biblioteka biskupa Hieronima Rozrażewskiego’ (The Library of Bishop Hieronim Rozrażewski) (1542-1600). Just a year after obtaining his master’s degree (1971), he submitted a dissertation entitled ‘Organization of Jesuit libraries in Poland from 16th to 18th century’. Both papers received very good reviews. After defending his doctorate in 1972, Rev. L. Grzebień was offered a position of scientific assistant in the Department of Auxiliary Sciences of History and Methodology of History by Rev. S. Librowski . During his research work in the Catholic University of Lublin, he was distinguished by great scientific diligence. In the academic year 1972/1973, he published five scientific articles. In August 1973, Rev. L. Grzebień travelled to England for a language course, archival research and for the purposes of the next stage of religious formation. He did not return to KUL, devoting himself instead to the realization of his scientific plans connected with the Jesuit order.
Journal: Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne
- Issue Year: 2020
- Issue No: 113
- Page Range: 187-204
- Page Count: 18
- Language: Polish