Wojciech Kluj

Wojciech Kluj is a Professor at the Faculty of Theology, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw. His work focuses on missiology, interreligious dialogue, and the history of Catholic missions in Asia, Africa, and Canada. He specializes in the missionary traditions of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate and the theological implications of evangelization.

• Missiology
• History of Missions in Asia/Oceania
• Asian Theologies
• Missionary Linguistics
• Catholic Social Teaching

His research spans 19th-century Oblate missions in Canada and Africa, Polish immigrant communities, and theological interpretations of the Trinity in Asian contexts. With over 68 publications and a focus on intercultural and interreligious analysis, his work bridges historical missions with contemporary theological challenges.

Wojciech Kluj collaborates with scholars like Małgorzata Laskowska and Marek Rzotkiewicz, and is associated with Iustinian Cretu's Lab. He has participated in global mission initiatives through the World Council of Churches and maintains active consultations at the university.