Marek Jodkowski

Marek Jodkowski is a Professor at the University of Warmia and Mazury, where he is affiliated with the Faculty of Theology and the Department of Philosophy and Canon Law. He has published 113 scholarly works and supervised 18 doctoral theses throughout his academic career. His work is primarily focused on theology, with particular emphasis on Church history in the Warmia, Mazury, and East Prussia regions.

Professor Jodkowski's research interests span multiple areas of Church history, including:

• Church architecture and building projects in 19th-20th century Warmia
• Diocesan administration and governance structures
• Military chaplaincy and pastoral care for soldiers
• Parish history and development in Polish territories
• Church responses to social challenges like epidemics
• Interfaith relations, particularly between Catholic and Evangelical communities
• Historical preservation of religious sites

Analysis of Professor Jodkowski's recent publications (2021-2024) reveals a consistent focus on Church history in Warmia and surrounding regions. His work examines church administration, architectural history, and pastoral care across different historical periods. A significant portion of his research addresses the relationship between church institutions and societal challenges, including military conflicts, epidemics, and property management. His scholarship demonstrates meticulous attention to regional ecclesiastical history with implications for understanding broader patterns in Catholic Church development in Central and Eastern Europe.

Professor Jodkowski has made significant contributions to theological scholarship through his extensive publication record and doctoral supervision. His work has helped document and analyze the rich ecclesiastical heritage of the Warmia region and beyond.