Aleksandra Gralczyk

Aleksandra Gralczyk serves as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Theology, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw. Her academic work bridges theological studies with contemporary media landscapes, focusing on how digital communication transforms religious practice and community engagement.

Her research interests center on Communication and Media Studies with particular emphasis on the intersection of religion and digital platforms. Key areas include:

• Media's impact on religious values and practices
• Social media communication among young adults in religious contexts
• Online pastoral care and digital evangelization
• Religious communication in political discourse
• Effects of mass media on parish communities
• Digital transformation of religious education during and post-pandemic

With 22 publications contributing to a ministerial score of 770, her scholarly output demonstrates consistent contribution to the field of religious communication studies. Her research shows particular attention to how platforms like Facebook influence religious identity formation among young adults and how priests navigate digital spaces for pastoral care.

Dr. Gralczyk maintains regular consultation hours for students on Tuesdays from 11:30-13:00 in room 418, reflecting her active engagement with theological education. Her work addresses contemporary challenges in religious communication, particularly regarding social anxiety, digital evangelization, and the evolving relationship between traditional religious institutions and new media environments.