John T Pawlikowski
Biographic Data
| ID | 1425450 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John T Pawlikowski |
| GIVEN NAMES | John T |
| FAMILY NAME | Pawlikowski |
| SIGNATURE | PAWLIKOWSKI J T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Catholic Theological Union |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 33 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Towns of Death
In 2000, Professor Jan Gross published a volume entitled Neighbors: The Destruction of The Jewish Community in Jedwabne, Poland. The book described in great detail the destructive treatment of Jews in the area of Jedwabne, a town in the Białystok region of Poland, which culminated in the burning of many Jews in a large barn. The book’s findings generated considerable controversy. Antisemitism in Poland has been the subject of much discussion. The…
Karol Wojtyła’s Personalist Philosophy
Catholics on the Barricades
Then They Came for Me
The title of Matthew Hockenos’s new biography comes from Pastor Niemöller’s iconic statement lamenting his earlier reluctance to stand up for various Nazi victim groups (trade unionists, socialists, Jews ...) until there was no one left to support him when his turn came. His famous words, appearing in the Permanent Exhibition at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, and often employed as a rallying cry for various social justice groups, ch…
Religion and Secularism in the European Union
Vatican II Behind the Iron Curtain
Book Review| July 01 2019 Vatican II Behind the Iron Curtain Piotr H. Kosicki, ed., Vatican II Behind the Iron Curtain, (Washington, D.C.: Catholic University of America Press. 2016), vii + 225 pp. ISBN: 9780813229126. John T. Pawlikowski, OSM John T. Pawlikowski, OSM Catholic Theological Union Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google The Polish Review (2019) 64 (2): 138–141. https://doi.org/10.5406/polishreview.64.2.0138 Cite I…
The Battle for the Catholic Past in Germany 1945–1980Mark Edward Ruff
Mark Edward Ruff has studied Holocaust-related issues for several years. This volume represents his most thorough effort to date, particularly in terms of archival exploration, evidenced in the one hundred and ten pages of notes at the end, many from church and other archives previously unexamined in English-language publications. His overarching question is why so much attention has been paid to the Catholic response when the German Protestant C…
From Enemy to Friend
Le pape Jean-Paul II et les relations entre les chrétiens et les juifs
Jean-Paul II s’est exprimé et a publié plus dans un but constructif que n’importe quel pape avant lui. Il considérait le judaïsme comme partie intégrante de l’identité chrétienne. Pour lui, l’Église et le peuple juif sont profondément liés, mais il n’a hélas jamais développé cette thématique de façon compréhensive. Sa vision n’a donc jamais pénétré complètement la théologie chrétienne. Il a aussi fait preuve d’une grande considération pour les li…
The Significance of the Christian-Jewish Dialogue and Holocaust Studies for Catholic Ethics
When I survey the vast field of literature on social ethics, including that from progressive Christian scholars, I find little, if any, recognition that the positive development in the understanding of the Christian-Jewish relationship these past forty years have any relevance for shaping Christian perspectives on social ethics today. In this presentation I share some reflections on various areas of study within the context of the Christian-Jewis…
Ethics in a Globalized World
Introduction to Special Issue of Peace and Change
Poles, Jews, and the Holocaust
Research Article| October 01 2011 POLES, JEWS, AND THE HOLOCAUST: SOME REFLECTIONS JOHN T. PAWLIKOWSKI JOHN T. PAWLIKOWSKI Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google The Polish Review (2011) 56 (3): 207–214. https://doi.org/10.2307/41550433 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation JOHN T. PAWLIKOWSKI; POLES, JEWS, AND THE HOLOCAUST: SOME REFLECTIONS. The Polish Review 1 Octo…
Pope Benedict XVI
Pope Benedict XVI came to the papacy with a very limited track record in terms of Catholic–Jewish relations generally speaking and virtually no public perspective on political issues related to the ongoing Israeli–Palestinian conflict. Since assuming the papacy he has addressed the Middle East political conflict only on a few occasions save for his trip to the region where he spoke to the question at length throughout his visit to Jordan, Israel …
The Holocaust
Beyond Auschwitz
1Catholic Theological Union Beyond Auschwitz: Post‐Holocaust Jewish Thought in America Michael L.Morgan OxfordOxford University Press 2001ix + 288Hardback$65.00 Paperback$24.95
Anna Landau-Czajka, W jednym stali domu … Koncepcje rozwiązania kwestii żydowskiej w publicystyce polskiej lat 1933–1939
A History of Polish Christianity. Jerzy Kloczowski
Recent Books on the Catholic Church in Poland
With Eyes toward Zion. Vol. 3
That Jesus Christ Was Born a Jew
Nostra Aetate
The Christological Foundation for Contemporary Theological Education . Joseph D. Ban
Religion and American Public Life
Judiasm and Christianity under the Impact of National Socialism . Otto Dov Kulka , Paul R. Mendes-Flohr
Tradition and Contemporary Experience
The Judaic Spirit of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church
The Judaic Spirit of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church
Martin Luther and Judaism
Journal Article Martin Luther and Judaism: Paths Towards Theological Reconciliation Get access JOHN T. PAWLIKOWSKI JOHN T. PAWLIKOWSKI JOHN T PAWLIKOWSKI, O.S M, is Associate Professor and Acting President at the Catholic Theological Union, a constituent school of the Chicago Cluster of Theological Schools. Some of his recent publications include Catechetics & Prejudice (Paulist Press, 1973) and “Pauline Baptismal Theology and Christian-Jewish Re…
An American Strategic Theology
Three Ways to the One God . Abdoldjavad Falaturi , Jacob J. Petuchowski , Walter Stroltz
Faith, Ethics and the Holocaust’
The primal ethical issue after the Shoah is how to respond to the sense of human liberation inherent in the Nazi world view. We need a new understanding of the God—Humanity relationship which can prevent humanity's creativity from becoming the destructive force of the Nazi era. Many Jewish thinkers have suggested readjusting our understanding of the covenant with God, which must inform Christian ethicists' work. Yet, these thinkers have left man …
Form and Vitality in the World and God
Judiasm and Christianity under the Impact of National Socialism . Otto Dov Kulka , Paul R. Mendes-Flohr
Religion and American Public Life
The Christological Foundation for Contemporary Theological Education . Joseph D. Ban
Nostra Aetate
With Eyes toward Zion. Vol. 3
That Jesus Christ Was Born a Jew
Recent Books on the Catholic Church in Poland
Anna Landau-Czajka, W jednym stali domu … Koncepcje rozwiązania kwestii żydowskiej w publicystyce polskiej lat 1933–1939
A History of Polish Christianity. Jerzy Kloczowski
Beyond Auschwitz
1Catholic Theological Union Beyond Auschwitz: Post‐Holocaust Jewish Thought in America Michael L.Morgan OxfordOxford University Press 2001ix + 288Hardback$65.00 Paperback$24.95
The Holocaust
Pope Benedict XVI
Pope Benedict XVI came to the papacy with a very limited track record in terms of Catholic–Jewish relations generally speaking and virtually no public perspective on political issues related to the ongoing Israeli–Palestinian conflict. Since assuming the papacy he has addressed the Middle East political conflict only on a few occasions save for his trip to the region where he spoke to the question at length throughout his visit to Jordan, Israel …
Ethics in a Globalized World
Introduction to Special Issue of Peace and Change
Poles, Jews, and the Holocaust
Research Article| October 01 2011 POLES, JEWS, AND THE HOLOCAUST: SOME REFLECTIONS JOHN T. PAWLIKOWSKI JOHN T. PAWLIKOWSKI Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google The Polish Review (2011) 56 (3): 207–214. https://doi.org/10.2307/41550433 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation JOHN T. PAWLIKOWSKI; POLES, JEWS, AND THE HOLOCAUST: SOME REFLECTIONS. The Polish Review 1 Octo…
The Significance of the Christian-Jewish Dialogue and Holocaust Studies for Catholic Ethics
When I survey the vast field of literature on social ethics, including that from progressive Christian scholars, I find little, if any, recognition that the positive development in the understanding of the Christian-Jewish relationship these past forty years have any relevance for shaping Christian perspectives on social ethics today. In this presentation I share some reflections on various areas of study within the context of the Christian-Jewis…
Le pape Jean-Paul II et les relations entre les chrétiens et les juifs
Jean-Paul II s’est exprimé et a publié plus dans un but constructif que n’importe quel pape avant lui. Il considérait le judaïsme comme partie intégrante de l’identité chrétienne. Pour lui, l’Église et le peuple juif sont profondément liés, mais il n’a hélas jamais développé cette thématique de façon compréhensive. Sa vision n’a donc jamais pénétré complètement la théologie chrétienne. Il a aussi fait preuve d’une grande considération pour les li…
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