The Faculty of Theology of the Stefan Batory University in Vilnius 1919–1939 by Małgorzata Przeniosło

“…In the following years, there were 4–5 professors and since the academic year 1935/1936 from 6 to 8. They were all Catholic priests. In the first year, only eight people signed up for the classes at the FT and in the two consecutive years there were 12 and 27 students respectively. …”
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Chieftaincy and the implantation of Christianity: An analysis of the contact between the Chiefs and Europeans in the latter’s missionary activities in Ghana, 1482-1969. by Vincent Assanful, Peter Boakye

“…Christianity, on the other hand, started in the Gold Coast in 1482 when Don Diego d’Azambuja came to the country with some European Christian missionaries, (E.C.M.) specifically, the Roman Catholic priests from Portugal. As foreigners, the E.C.M. needed to contact the indigenes. …”
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Državna politika razdvajanja svećenika Katoličke crkve u Bosni i Hercegovini na „pozitivne“ i „reakcionarne“ (1945-1963) // State policy of division of Catholic Church priests in B... by DENIS BEĆIROVIĆ

“…A positive attitude towards the new socialist social order, active participation in the establishment of the Association of Catholic Priests in Bosnia and Herzegovina, loyalty, patriotism towards socialist Yugoslavia, and contribution to the development of the Association of Catholic Priests in Bosnia and Herzegovina, are some of the most important reasons for choosing candidates for awards. …”
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Catholic Pastoral and Prophetic Responses to a Secularizing Landscape by John Sullivan

“… The purpose of this article is to offer a retrieval of some major themes in the writings of Ro­mano Guardini and Ivan Illich, two twentieth century Catholic priests who responded to secularization in ways that could be described as both pastoral and prophetic. …”
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Christians and Muslims in Ghana: A Case Study of Togetherness by Eric Oduro Wiafe

“…The interviewees included two Catholic priests, Muslim clerics, security personnel, and teachers each from Christian and Islamic Senior High Schools. …”
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Mourning and Management of the COVID-19 Health Emergency in the Priestly Community: Qualitative Research in a Region of Northern Italy Severely Affected by the Pandemic by Ines Testoni, Ines Testoni, Silvia Zanellato, Erika Iacona, Cristina Marogna, Paolo Cottone, Kirk Bingaman

“…This work, therefore, aimed to investigate the psychological experiences related to the contagion and the eventual death of colleagues as well as the resilience strategies activated by the priests during the process.Participants: The research involved 12 Catholic priests, all male and aged between 42 and 63 years. …”
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The Akan and the Catholic Concept of Sin and Reconciliation Compared by Augustine Kojo Peprah, Richmond Osei Amoah

“…The authors used the literary approach and questionnaires to gather data. Twenty (20) Catholic priests in the Catholic Archdiocese of Kumasi were purposively selected to answer eleven questionnaire items on the similarities between the Catholic and the Akan theology of sin and reconciliation. …”
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“We are the Church here!” The opposition of the concepts “institution” and “charisma” in the german catholic movement of renewal in the second half of the 20th century by Aleksei Chernyi

“…The ideas of the Freckenhorst group, the most infl uential group of Catholic priests who advocated church reforms, are considered as an example of this theological argument. …”
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Roman Catholic Church and Greek Catholic Clergy in Relations to the Orthodox Church in Poland between 1951 and 1970 by Roman Drozd

“…Taking advantage of the kindness of some Roman Catholic priests, Greek Catholic liturgies began to take place in Cyganek, Bytów and Kwasów. …”
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The Issue of the Number of Priests in the USA and the UK in the Second Half of the 20th Century by Emelyanov Nikolai, archpriest

“…Schoenherr’s model (1993) is built upon the “organizational demography” approaches as well as upon the theory of rational choice and asks the question about what is going to happen to the population of the Catholic priests in the US in the nearest twenty years. …”
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Envejecimiento saludable en una muestra de sacerdotes: sentido de la vida y reserva cognitiva / Healthy aging in a sample of priests: Meaning of life and cognitive reserve by Wilton Araujo dos Santos, M. Cruz Perez Lancho

“…This research work seeks to find out how, meaning of life, cognitive reserve and religiosity, widely studied as protective factors of physical and mental health, is reflected in the aging process of a population of Catholic priests, who for their style these factors are cultivated throughout life. …”
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Religião e Conflitos Políticos na Venezuela: católicos e evangélicos frente ao governo de Hugo Chávez Religion and political conflict in Venezuela: Catholics and Evangelicals vis-a... by David Smilde

“…Nevertheless, the responses of Catholic priests and Evangelical pastors have varied. Priests who do not have a connection with the hierarchy and work with members of the popular sectors tend to support the Chávez government. …”
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SIKAP KRISTEN CALVINIS TERHADAP KELOMPOK AGAMA LAIN DI BATAVIA PADA ABAD KE XVII by Sukamto Sukamto, Nina Herlina Lubis, Kunto Sofianto

“…By using the Historical Method, the conclusions are obtained as follows: (1) The VOC recognized exclusively the Calvinistic Christianity as the only legitimate religion (publieke kerk), (2) The Calvinistic Christianity manipulated the VOC to behave strict towards the Roman Catholics so that many Roman Catholic priests were consequently imprisoned. To prevent the Batavia citizens from embracing the Roman Catholics, the Calvinistic Christianity had the Roman Catholic's sacrament of Baptism considered as as not legally valid by the VOC so that it could not fulfill the marriage requirements, (3) Meanwhile, Islam and Confucianism in Batavia remained unrecognized as official religions. …”
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Envejecimiento saludable en una muestra de sacerdotes: sentido de la vida y reserva cognitiva / Healthy aging in a sample of priests: Meaning of life and cognitive reserve by Wilton Araujo dos Santos, M. Cruz Perez Lancho

“…This research work seeks to find out how, meaning of life, cognitive reserve and religiosity, widely studied as protective factors of physical and mental health, is reflected in the aging process of a population of Catholic priests, who for their style these factors are cultivated throughout life. …”
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Wokół idei stronnictwa katolickiego w Królestwie Polskim by Ilona Zaleska

“…But there was one problem – an absence of unanimity in the “catholic camp”. Some of the catholic priests who belonged to the National Democracy or sympathizing with this party opposed. …”
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Istotne pytania związane z edycją testamentów duchownych okresu staropolskiego by Elżbieta Elena Wróbel

“…This disproportion does not result from the scarcity of sources as many testaments of clergymen survive in various archives. Catholic priests were the best-educated group of Old-Polish society; moreover, they were obliged by Church regula-tions to make last wills. …”
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Reflection of the Historiography of the "Ruskoi Triitsi" in Reference Books of the XX - at the Beginning of the XXI century by Dudnik Oleksandr

“…First of all, it concerns the fact that the Russian Trinity in the national revivalin Western Ukraine was the successor and heiress of the traditions of the Przemyśl Cultural and Educational Center (Society of Galician Greek Catholic Priests and Przemyśl Cultural and Educational Circle). …”
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Human capital, institutions, and incentives : micro and macro perspectives by Gallego, Francisco A

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Egy tanúságtevő hitvalló, szolgáló, tudományos és papi pálya lezárult: Petrasevics Nikefor József eperjesi görög katolikus kanonok és tudományos kutató emlékére (1915–2013) - Passe... by FÖLDVÁRI, Sándor

“…Moreover, he was a coelebs, a priest who did not have a wife (despite the fact that Greek Catholic priests are allowed to have families). Consequently, he could have been elected as bishop, as the higher ranks in the Byzantine Churches are open for monks. …”
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Less Known Points of Interest in the Functioning of Local Societies in the Grand Carniolian Slovenian Catholic Union (1894–1924) by Darko Friš

“…It was founded by Slovenian Catholic priests in the USA, who often encountered the misery and helplessness of victims of accidents and their families. …”
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