Igor Kilanowski

Igor Kilanowski is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Canon Law of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (UKSW). He specializes in Canon Law with a focus on the Church of England's legal framework, sacramental theology, and comparative religious law.

His research interests encompass marriage law within Anglican and Catholic contexts, historical legal developments in ecclesiastical systems, and interdisciplinary studies between civil and religious jurisprudence. He has contributed to academic conferences on concordats, sacramental law, and doctoral education standards.

Notable research trends include analysis of the Church of England's legal evolution from the Act of Supremacy, sacramental validity in Anglican rites, and codification of medieval legal principles in modern systems. His work frequently bridges historical legal texts with contemporary ecclesiastical challenges.

Dr. Kilanowski has organized and reported on international conferences related to canon law, including events at Rome's Pontifical University of the Holy Cross. His publications reflect a commitment to academic best practices in theological education and institutional governance.

He advises doctoral students in canon law and religious studies, contributing to Poland's academic theological landscape through collaborative research initiatives.