Roman Sieroń

Rev. Dr. Hab. Roman Sieroń, Assistant Professor at the Department of Detailed Catechetics and Contemporary Forms of Transmission of the Faith, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, specializes in biblical theology and Christian education. His work bridges biblical hermeneutics with modern pedagogical challenges, focusing on postmodern anthropology, ecological theology, and Pauline pedagogy.

• Biblical Anthropology
• Christian Pedagogy
• Eco-Theology
• Pauline Theology

Over the past decade, Sieroń has published extensively on biblical education models, including The Ecological Message of the Bible (2019) and Outline of Biblical Thanatology (2010). His research explores joy (chara) in Pauline epistles, suffering pedagogy in Job, and the educational potential of biblical narratives.

Scientific Honors:

• Medal of the National Education Commission (2013)

As an organizer of Sandomierz Bible Weeks and international conferences, Sieroń contributes to Catholic educational initiatives. He serves as editorial board member for journals like Society and Family and reviews habilitation procedures for Polish biblical scholars.