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The history of church journalism in Poznań begins in 1836 with the quarterly „Archiwum Teologiczne", which appeared for only two years. Its initiator and editor, Fr. Jan Nepomucen Jabczyński opened two subsequent titles: „Gazeta Kościelna" (1843-1849) and „Tygodnik Kościelny" (1850). They were weeklies and were addressed to a broader audience. They are valuable sources of information on church life especially in the archdiocese of Poznań and Gniezno.
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„Archiwum Teologiczne" - the oldest Catholic journal in Poznań, appeared in the years 1836-1837 as a quarterly. It was founded and edited by Fr. Jan Nepomucen Jabczyński, a Church historian and publisher of numerous sources on the history of the archdiocese of Gniezno and Poznań. Jabczyński himself was the author of most of the articles and materials that ran in the quarterly, and he also translated some of them from German journals. The core of the journal was a section containing theological studies and source materials to the history of the archdiocese of Gniezno and Poznań. Another valuable segment included extended reviews of Polish and foreign theological literature, mainly on pastoral issues and Church history. The journal contributed to the development of religious awareness by propagating theological knowledge and transmitting information on the life of the Church. Additionally, by presenting the glorious pages of Polish history it inspired patriotism; this was an important pursuit in a situation of the loss of independence.
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Following the regaining of independence by Poland, Poznań played an important role in the ecclesial life of the country. It is here that the archbishop of Gniezno and Poznań resided, here was the seat of the General Institute of Catholic Action, and it was here that many religious magazines were published.„Tęcza" was the first Catholic literary, cultural and social magazine edited by the laity. It was initially a weekly (I927-I93I) and then a monthly (I932-I939). The editors were respectively: Szczepan Jeleński, Emil Zegadłowicz, Jerzy Drobnik and Józef Kisielewski, who deserves the greatest credit for his work. The publisher of the magazine was the then influential Księgarnia św. Wojciecha (St. Adalbert Bookstore).The „Tęcza" magazine was open to authors of various literary orientations, including West European Catholic thought and literature (Claudel, Mauriac, Chesterton, Bloy, Maritain, von le Fort). Attention was paid to the moral dimension of the published texts. As a monthly it became less elitist.
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