Tomasz Moskal

Rev. Dr. hab. Tomasz Moskal, Professor at the Department of Church History, Faculty of Theology, The John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (KUL), is a distinguished scholar in Polish ecclesiastical history and archival studies. His career spans editorial leadership (e.g., ROCZNIK KOLBUSZOWSKI), thematic editorship in Archives, Libraries and Church Museums, and extensive historical source analysis.

• Education: Doctorate habilitation (Dr. hab.), formal theological training

Research focuses on Church history, historical source studies, liturgical evolution, and monastic archives. His work bridges medieval Poland with interwar Church reconstruction, analyzing parish inventories, diocesan structures, and liturgical practices across centuries.

Key publications include studies on Sandomierz diocesan records, Koprzywnica church history, and 900th anniversary of Clairvaux monastery. Articles reveal expertise in archival science (e.g., 18th-century parish libraries), religious sociology, and Polish Catholic identity.

• Scientific Awards: Bronze Medal for Long-Term Service (2016), KUL Rector's Individual Award II stopnia (2006)

As a reviewer and editor, he contributes to doctoral dissertations (e.g., Ursuline schools in PRL) and jubilee publications. His academic service includes scientific councils and thematic editorship in library science, shaping Polish theological historiography.