Tomasz Lisiecki

Rev. Dr. Tomasz Lisiecki serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Liturgy at The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, Poland, contributing to theological education within the Catholic academic tradition. His work bridges liturgical practice and scholarly research, focusing on the Polish ecclesiastical context with particular attention to historical and pedagogical dimensions of church music.

Dr. Lisiecki's research investigates how musical practices shape spiritual formation, especially through choral singing in liturgical settings. He examines post-Vatican II reforms in Catholic liturgical music, the renewal of musical culture under Bishop Stefan Wyszyński's leadership, and systematic approaches to musical education for clergy and laity in Poland. His methodology combines historical analysis, theological reflection, and practical liturgical studies.

Analysis of his publications from 2013-2024 reveals consistent thematic focus on the interplay between music, worship, and identity within the Polish Catholic Church. Key recurring elements include diocesan musical traditions (particularly in Lublin), the implementation of synodal documents on liturgy, and the psychological-spiritual dimensions of choral participation. His recent work expands into empirical studies on prayerful flourishing through musical engagement.

No scientific awards or fellowships are documented in available sources. Similarly, information regarding graduate student supervision or research grant funding remains unspecified in current institutional records.