Archiwa, Biblioteki i Muzea Kościelne, 2011, T. 96

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    Biskupa Zdzisława Golińskiego koncepcja Archiwum Diecezjalnego w Częstochowie
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2011) Wolnicki, Paweł
    Bishop prof. dr hab. Z. Goliński’s legacy, preserved in the Archive of Metropolitan Curia in Częstochowa, revealed the sphere of his influence hitherto unknown. As a professor of moral theology, he felt responsible for the archive material relating to the past of the Diocese of Częstochowa. He was involved in collecting material concerning the history of the mentioned diocese. He also valued the latest documentation produced by the Diocesan Curia in Częstochowa. In his opinion it should not only be collected but also properly organized. Bishop Goliński learnt the respect for the archive material in his family and that is why he paid so much attention to the way this material was kept. He created the department for archive and entrusted it with the coordination of the archival tasks. He also built the necessary plan of the records of the Curia Archive and the relevant archival regulations for the Church of Częstochowa. The Bishop controlled this area personally with the help of the Chancellor issuing orders which were to improve archival activities of the Curia and Diocese. He had his concept of the archive for a Particular Church, based probably on the family experiences and the practice in running the personal archive. Bishop prof. dr hab. Zdzisław Goliński certainly stood out from the members of the Polish episcopate. He paid a great deal of attention to the competence of people employed in church archives and to the role of these structures in Curia and the whole Particular Church.
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    Chronologia powstawania prebend w kapitule kieleckiej
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2011) Poniewozik, Leszek
    The aim of this article is to present the early days of the formation of the Collegiate Chapter in Kielce. The analysis of the source material indicates that the Chapter of Kielce was founded in the 12th century on the basis of the revenue of the St. Adalbert Church in Kielce. At the beginning all the members of the corporation lead a community life (vita communis), but over time the assets of the Chapter was divided by separating particular prebendaries. This reorganization took place probably at the beginning of the 13th century. Perhaps this event occurred in 1213. In any case it happened before the year 1229. As a result of the reorganization 7 or 8 prebendaries were created. The earliest prebendaries were all prelatures, that is, provostry, custody, decania, scholasteria. Three or four canonic prebendaries were part of the Chapter and it is certain that the canonry, called the Jewish one, created in 1213 was among them. The others are probably the prebendaries of Pierzchnica, Brzechów and Szydłowiec. The late medieval composition of the Chapter comprising 4 prelatures and 6 canons was completed, in time, by the canons called Szewno and Sieradowice. The first one was created in the middle of the 13th century, and the other one between 1327 and 1350. As it has been mentioned above, the creation of the Chapter of Kielce was connected with the acquisition of the property of St. Adalbert Church. The income derived from it was, however, too meager to meet the needs of all the prelates and canons. In the light of the late medieval sources it can be assumed that the revenue of the St. Adalbert Church was used to create only 2 prelatures (custodia and scholasteria) and 2 canons (Pierzchnica and Brzechów). The pay for other prebendaries came from other sources. It is assumed that the main founders - if not the only ones - were the Bishops of Kraków.
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    Ksiądz Witold Dariusz Dzięcioł – świadectwo więźnia obozów koncentracyjnych
    (Wydawnictwo KUL, 2011) Szymański, Józef
    The Rev. Dzięcioł Witold Dariusz was the priest of the Diocese of Kielce, the Rector of the Polish Catholic Mission in Australia. He was born on 19 December 1907 in Tomaszów Mazowiecki and ordained a priest on 21 June 1931. 20 May 1942 he was arrested by the Gestapo in the Tax Chamber in Kielce for issuing a certificate to a Jew allowing him to go to Vienna for treatment. Until 1 July 1942 he stayed in a political department of the prison in Kielce. 2 July he was transferred to Auschwitz (Oświęcim), 8 July to Mauthausen, 17 July to Gusen, where he remained until 13 November 1944. There again he was transferred to Mauthausen and 30 November 1944 to Dachau, where he stayed until liberation - 29 April 1945, camp number 134 367. He left a letter, an account of his imprisonment and stay in concentration camps. The account was written at the explicit request of the Rev. Władysław Czeluśniak, with whom he worked in the Cathedral Parish of Kielce.
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