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Opolskie Roczniki Diecezjalne 1947–2010

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Górecki P.

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tom 34

207-230

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Diocesan annals are indispensable help in exploring not only the history of the diocese. They were then and are still a valuable source of knowledge about managing ecclesiastical unit as they present the status of ecclesiastical administrative unit from that time. The list of the annals confirms the often long-term continuity of curial departments and other sections that assist in easy administration of the diocese. They present a real picture of the diocese, its parish system, the state of ownership, the number and status of the clergy. On the basis of the annals of the (Administration) Diocese of Opole the author presented in the above item the historical outline of the diocese as well as the content and subject contents of church periodicals. In the Diocese of Opole the issues were named annals, although the authority of the Church did not plan their annual edition. Not only the ecclesiastical authority decided on the frequency of their publication but also the secular state apparatus, wary of publishing activities of the local Church. The whole discourse is completed by the catalogue of 20 annals of the (Administration) Diocese of Opole issued from 1947 to 2010. In the catalogue the author listed in detail subject contents of each of the annals and he recorded layout changes and novelties that were introduced in later editions to a more affordable and comprehensive presentation of the diocese.

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Franciszkańska kuracja Serca Pana Jezusa w Gliwicach w latach 1925–1945

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Górecki P.

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nr 36/2

145-165

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Artykuł jest kontynuacją międzywojennej historii gliwickich franciszkanów i genezy powstania samodzielnej jednostki kościelnej w tzw. dzielnicy hutniczej, zamieszczonym w tomie 35 „Studiów Teologiczno-Historycznych Śląska Opolskiego” z 2015 r. Autor tym razem przybliża historię kuracji Serca Pana Jezusa w Gliwicach w latach 1925–1945. Od czasu jej ustanowienia gliwiccy franciszkanie prowadzili w tamtejszej dzielnicy hutniczej ożywioną pracę duszpasterską. Jej główne działania ukierunkowane były nie tylko na sprawowanie sakramentów, ale także na działalność społeczną wśród rodzin robotniczych. Po przybliżeniu statusu kuracji jako jednostki kościelnej, omówiono sylwetki duszpasterzy oraz wskazano na główne akcenty pracy duszpasterskiej i charytatywnej. Powołanie do życia tzw. związku parafialnego dla gliwickich parafii oraz prowadzone budowy kościołów w sąsiednich dzielnicach zahamowały dzieło budowy nowego kościoła, który wybudowano dopiero na przełomie XX i XXI w. Wiele ofiar ponieśli gliwiccy franciszkanie w okresie narodowego socjalizmu i II wojny światowej. Zakonników eksmitowano z większości ich pomieszczeń, ograniczając do minimum działania duszpasterskie. Mimo tego zakonnicy pozostali wśród wiernych. Towarzyszyli im także w trudnych miesiącach 1945 r. oraz w okresie powojennej transformacji i ponownego tworzenia wspólnoty parafialnej. Historia kuracji jest dobrym przykładem, w jaki sposób organizowano pracę duszpasterską w przemysłowych miejscowościach Górnego Śląska w okresie republiki weimarskiej i narodowego socjalizmu.

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The article is a continuation of interwar history of Franciscans in Gliwice and the origin of an independent church unit in the so called Smelting Quarter, published in the volume 35 of “Theological-Historical Studies of Opole Silesia”. This time the author outlines the history of the curacy of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus in Gliwice in the years 1925–1945. Since the time of its foundation the Franciscans of Gliwice had been conducting intense pastoral work in the local smelting quarter. The main aims of the pastoral work was not only administering sacraments, but also social activities among workers’ families. After the status of curacy as a church unit had been outlined, profiles of priests were discussed as well as main accents of charity and pastoral work. Setting up so called parish association for parishes in Gliwice and constructing churches in neighbouring quarters stopped the construction of the new church, which was not finished until the turn of the 21st century. Many losses were suffered by the Franciscans of Gliwice during the Nazi rule and the Second World War. The monks were evicted from most of their rooms limiting their pastoral work to the minimum. Despite this fact the monks remained among the congregation. They accompanied them also in the difficult months of 1945 and in the period of post-war transformation and the re-founding of the parish community. The history of the curacy is a good example of how pastoral work was organized in the industrial towns of Upper Silesia during The Weimar republic and the Nazi regime.

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Accelerating computation of a reduced order model of a structural system resulting from Craig–Bampton reduction using GPU programming

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Górecki P. , Kalinowski M. , Jeziorek Ł. , Broniszewski J. , Koziara T.

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tom Vol. 31, no. 1

51--66

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The Craig–Bampton (CB) method is a well-known substructuring technique that reduces the size of a finite element model (FEM) using a set of vibration modes. For large FEA models, the reduction process could be computationally expensive since it requires algebra operations on FEM mode shapes and FEM system sparse matrices. In this paper, we investigate the potential of usage of GPU parallel processing to speed up solving the system of linear equations that results from the CB reduction process made for a model of cyclic structures. A Python based high-level approach, employing the CuPy, GinkGo and STRUMPACK libraries on the GPU, is compared with an optimized Fortran code. In side-to-side comparisons, employing the same inputs, the Python-GPU code is run on a single GPU device and the Fortran code is run on a multi-core compute node. The CB reduction process was split into several parts, each dealing with different kind of algebraic formulation of the problem. Performance comparisons were focused on the sparse system linear solver, since it turned out to be the most time-consuming part. The results suggest that the current GPU-based linear sparse solvers do not surpass the state-of-the-art CPU-based MKL PARDISO solver (at least up to 1M DOFs).