PERMANENT DIACONATE IN THE CHURCH IN POLAND VOLUME 6

Discover a fascinating journey through the ministry, heritage, and testimony of permanent deacons in the Catholic Church in Poland. This sixth volume in the series, edited by Waldemar Rozynkowski, is a collection of articles that deepen the knowledge of the role and significance of the permanent diaconate in the Polish Church. Immerse yourself in reflections on the ministry of deacons, discover their historical heritage, and be inspired by their living testimony.

• Ministry: Articles focusing on the role of deacons in the community of faith.
• Heritage: Discovering the historical influence of deacons in the Church, especially in Poland.
• Testimony: Inspiring stories and experiences of permanent deacons.
• Growth in numbers: Observing the systematic increase in the number of deacons in Poland.
• New centers: The emergence of new formation centers for future deacons.

The permanent diaconate is an important element of the Catholic Church in Poland, and its presence and ministry are becoming increasingly visible. Over the past 16 years, the number of deacons has been steadily increasing, and their work is invaluable in many archdioceses and dioceses. This volume is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the permanent diaconate, both clergy and laity.

This book is the result of the work of many authors who passionately and dedicatedly address topics related to the permanent diaconate. The articles contained in this volume are grouped around three main issues: ministry, heritage, and testimony. Each of these areas is analyzed thoroughly and from various perspectives, which allows for a comprehensive understanding of the role of permanent deacons in the Church.

Bernardinum Publishing House, known for publishing valuable and inspiring religious books, presents readers with another volume in the series on the permanent diaconate. This book is not only a source of knowledge but also an inspiration to reflect on one's own faith and ministry in the Church. The 241x172 mm format, paperback binding, and 296 pages guarantee comfortable reading and the durability of the publication.