PARISHES OF THE DIOCESE OF WŁOCŁAWEK. ARCHDEACONRIES OF KRUSZWICA AND WŁOCŁAWEK - WITOLD KUJAWSKI

Discover the fascinating history of the Diocese of Włocławek, which has undergone numerous transformations over the centuries. From one of the most important in Poland, with bishops having the right to crown kings, to the current, smaller structure - its history is extremely colorful and full of changes in borders and names.

• Detailed study of the history of the archdeaconries of Kruszwica and Włocławek.
• History of parishes belonging to these archdeaconries in 1818.
• Territorial reorganization of the Church in Poland.
• Mini-monograph of each parish, containing its constitutive elements.
• Over a thousand pages full of information.
• Study by Prof. Witold Kujawski, an expert on the history of the Diocese of Włocławek.

The book by Prof. Witold Kujawski is an extraordinary journey through the history of the Diocese of Włocławek, with particular emphasis on the archdeaconries of Kruszwica and Włocławek. The author, an expert on the subject, presents the history of the parishes belonging to these archdeaconries in 1818, when the borders of the diocese changed as a result of the territorial reorganization of the Church in Poland. This study is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the history of the region and the Church in Poland.

On over a thousand pages, the reader will find a wealth of information that makes up a mini-monograph of each parish. This publication contains the constitutive elements of each of them, which allows for an in-depth understanding of their history and significance. In a few cases, the author exceeds the chronological limit of 1939, which makes the study even more valuable.

The Publishing House of Rural Ministry presents this publication in hardcover, which ensures its durability and elegance. The 170x245 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and store. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to delve into the history of the Diocese of Włocławek and its archdeaconries.

The preparation of the Pomeranian archdeaconry is also underway, which promises further fascinating discoveries and a deepening of knowledge about the history of the Church in Poland. This book is not only a collection of facts, but above all a story about people, places and events that have shaped our identity.

The Diocese of Włocławek, despite numerous changes in borders and names, has retained its importance in the history of Poland. Thanks to this publication, we can better understand its role and contribution to the development of our country. This is a read that will surely interest both historians and lovers of regional history.