Roman Janiec

Rev. Dr. Roman Janiec serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Detailed Catechetics and Contemporary Forms of Transmission of the Faith at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland. His academic work bridges theological scholarship with practical religious education, focusing on contemporary challenges to faith transmission in modern society.

Janiec's research explores the intersection of traditional Catholic teachings with current social phenomena. His investigations span youth religiosity in rural Poland, pandemic-induced spiritual responses, marriage preparation in educational settings, and philosophical defenses of religious symbols. This work consistently centers on catechetical methodology and the lived experience of faith within Polish Catholic communities, particularly in the Sandomierz Diocese context.

Recent publications (2023-2025) reveal a shift toward urgent contemporary issues: analyzing pandemic-related anxiety through religious coping mechanisms, critiquing atheistic arguments about God's existence, and defending religious symbols in European public spaces. Earlier works (2008-2020) establish foundational research on family dynamics, child development, and biblical theology, demonstrating longitudinal engagement with catechetical practice.

No scientific awards are documented in the available materials.

While specific advising activities remain undisclosed, Janiec's publications reflect deep engagement with diocesan structures through the Sandomierz Diocese projects and yearbook contributions. His collaborative works with scholars like Bartłomiej Krzos indicate active participation in theological research teams focused on Polish Catholic pastoral challenges.