Włodzimierz Misijuk

Rev. Dr. Włodzimierz Misijuk is a Polish Orthodox priest, theologian, and lecturer affiliated with the University of Białystok (UwB) and the University Clinical Hospital in Lublin. He serves as custodian of the academic church of St. Mary Magdalene in Białystok and has held roles as hospital chaplain, academic community pastor, and lecturer in patrology, theology of icons, and religious education.

• Doctoral degree in Dogmatic Theology (Christian Theological Academy, Warsaw, 2012)
• Master of Theology in patrology and Church history (St. Vladimir's Seminary, 1991)
• Master’s in Orthodox theology (Christian Theological Academy, 1989)

His research spans patrology, dogmatic theology, iconology, spiritual guidance, and bioethics, with a focus on Orthodox traditions and cross-cultural terminology. Recent work includes liturgical practices in multicultural contexts and Orthodox spiritual guidance.

Notable publications include monographs on Orthodox spiritual guidance and co-edited dictionaries of religious terminology. He has delivered lectures on synodality in Orthodoxy, Orthodox spirituality at the Carmelitanum Institute, and multiculturalism in medicine.

Current roles include pastoral ministry in Białystok, coordination of ecumenical programs, and contributions to theological education through seminars and courses. He has no listed scientific awards but maintains active academic and pastoral engagement.