Paweł Borto

Rev. Dr. hab. Paweł Borto is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Fundamental Christology and Ecclesiology, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His academic work bridges Fundamental Theology, Ecclesiology, and Ecumenism, with a focus on figures like Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI and Vatican II documents.

• University: John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
• Department: Fundamental Christology and Ecclesiology
• Rank: Assistant Professor

Borto’s research explores the interplay between Divine Revelation, Church Tradition, and Modernist Theology, often critiquing tensions between doctrinal fidelity and contemporary challenges. His publications span peer-reviewed articles, collective works, and editorial projects, including a 2020 monograph on anti-modernist Church debates.

Recent work highlights ecumenical dimensions of tradition (2023), Christological interpretation (2024), and scientific supervision of doctoral theses on topics like the Shroud of Turin as a theological locus (2022). He has presented at international conferences on Church missions in secularized societies (2024) and served on editorial boards for journals like Roczniki Teologii Fundamentalnej i Religiologii and Verbum Vitae.

Scientific honors include the Rektor's Individual Award (second degree) in 2021. He has supervised multiple Master’s and doctoral theses, including Jakub Woźniak’s 2024 dissertation on Petrine primacy and Michał Stępień’s 2023 work on extra Ecclesiam salus nulla.