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Piotr Skarga w publicystyce rokoszu Zebrzydowskiego
The attitude of Piotr Skarga toward occurrences from the years 1606–1609 was defined by his political opinions, which bases were monarchism and Catholicism of the Counter Reformation. In the discussed time Skarga voiced his opinions in three works. His invectives had a little in common with the truth. The main invective regarding the “rebels” concerned
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Piotr Skarga — w czterechsetlecie śmierci — stenogram dyskusji
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Piotr Skarga: Szermierz kontrreformacji
American Historical Review, 1980James Miller, Janusz Tazbir
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Z korespondencji sławnych jezuitów. Piotr Skarga do Hieronima Nadala
This essay reminds us of the correspondence between Piotr Skarga and Jerome Nadal. The author discusses all seven letters of their written dialogue. T hey exchanged not so many letters and we cannot tell enough about Nadal’s personality and his relationship with a well-known Polish preacher, but their correspondence is really interesting as a unique ...
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PIOTR SKARGA’S INFLUENCE ON THE ORTHODOX TRADITION OF POPE LEO THE GREAT’ HAGIOGRAPHY
RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Series History Philology Cultural Studies Oriental Studies, 2018exaly +2 more sources
The Role Model of a Priest-Martyr of The 16th and 17th Centuries in Piotr Skarga ’s “The Lives of Saints” [PDF]
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Summary The article tries to outline the position of Piotr Skarga in the Jesuit debates about the legacy of humanist Renaissance. The author argues that Skarga was fully committed to the adaptation of humanist and even medieval ideas into the revitalized post-Tridentine Catholicism.
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Revue d'Histoire Ecclésiastique, 2010
The article suggests a new approach to the analysis of unionist projects and contacts between some of the most prominent Jesuits of the time (such as the Italian Jesuit Antonio Possevino and the Polish Jesuit Piotr Skarga) and the leader of Eastern Orthodox Ruthenians, the richest magnate of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Prince Kostiantyn Vasyl ...
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The article suggests a new approach to the analysis of unionist projects and contacts between some of the most prominent Jesuits of the time (such as the Italian Jesuit Antonio Possevino and the Polish Jesuit Piotr Skarga) and the leader of Eastern Orthodox Ruthenians, the richest magnate of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Prince Kostiantyn Vasyl ...
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