Edyta Chomentowska

Dr. Edyta Chomentowska is an Assistant Professor at the Research Center for the Historical Geography of the Church in Poland, affiliated with the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. Her work focuses on historical geography, church history, and medical humanities, with expertise in monastic records and religious cartography.

• Doctorate in history (2016, Catholic University of Lublin)
• Specializes in 19th-20th century monastic clergy, women's history, and religious medical practices
• Active in Erasmus+ training programs (Archives of Polish Catholic Mission, Rome Archives)

Her research integrates historical geography and archival studies, analyzing monastic schematisms as sources for spatial analysis. Recent publications examine medical charity through figures like Wanda Błeńska and St. Roch, while her 2024 Atlas of Monasteries project maps religious institutions across centuries.

Scientific contributions include:

• 2016 Bronze Medal for Long Service
• Erasmus+ Staff Mobility scholarships (2019-2023)
• Collaborative projects on Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth church divisions

She contributes to historical GIS development and serves as a contractor for Ministry of Education projects, combining expertise in manuscript analysis and medical history.