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Religious and Sacred Poetry: an International Quarterly of Religion, Culture and Education ISSN: 2299–9922 Religious and Sacred Poetry: An International Quarterly of Religion, Culture and Education edited by Marek Mariusz Tytko Year 1: 2013 Volume 1 (1) January – February – March 2013 Religious and Sacred Poetry: An International Quarterly of Religion, Culture and Education Address: http://www.religious-and-sacred-poetry.info [The Internet service of the quarterly] The primary version of the periodical is the electronic format The quarterly is indexed in the databases: Central and Eastern European Online Library (C.E.E.O.L.) Frankfurt am Main (Germany), [Online Distribution License Agreement, 13.03.2013] The Central European Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities (C.E.J.S.H.), Pozna ń (Poland), Praha (Czech Republic), Bratislava (Slovak Republic), Budapest (Hungary), [Abstracts License Agreement, 03.03.2013] Evaluation The quarterly will be evaluated by the Polish Ministry of Sciences and Higher Education / the Universi- ties in Warsaw in 2014 (these points will concern all publications from the year 2013) Profile of the Quarterly: Social sciences, humanistic sciences (humanities) The International External Reviewers of the Quarterly: Prof. dr Halina Filipowicz, Ph.D. – The University of Wisconsin (Madison, Wisconsin, the United States of America), Rev. Prof. dr Janusz Artur Ihnatowicz, Th.D. – The University of St. Thomas (Houston, Texas, the United States of America), Prof. Dr Eric Ziolkowski, Ph.D. – The Lafayette College (Easton, Pennsylvania, the United States of America), Prof. Dr Margaret Ziolkowski, Ph.D. – The Miami University (Oxford, Ohio, the United States of America), Prof. dr Kas Mazurek, Ph.D. – The University of Lethbridge (Lethbridge, Canada) Prof. dr Natal’â Tigranovna Pahsar’ân, Ph.D. – The State University of Lomonosov (Moscow, Russia) Prof. dr Aleksej Viktorovi č Tatarinov, Ph.D. – The State University of Kuban (Krasnodar, Russia) Dr hab. Peter Káša, Ph.D. – The University of Prešov (Prešov, Slovakia), Prof. UKSW dr hab. Krzysztof Koehler, Ph.D. – The University of Cardinal Stefan Wyszy ński (Warsaw, Poland) Prof . UZ dr hab. Mirosław Kowalski, Ph.D. – The University of Zielona Góra (Zielona Góra, Poland) Em. prof. UP dr hab. Henryka Kramarz, Ph.D. – The Pedagogical University (Cracow, Poland) Prof. AI dr hab. Piotr Mazur Ph.D. – The University of “Ignatianum” (Cracow, Poland) Prof. UR dr hab. Marek Nalepa Ph.D. – The University of Rzeszów (Rzeszów, Poland) The International Scholarly Council: 2 Prof. GWSH dr hab. Bogusław Żurakowski, Ph.D. (chief of the International Board, Gda ńsk, Poland), Dr hum. sc. Marek Mariusz Tytko, Ph.D. ( secretary , Cracow, Poland), Univ.-Prof. Mag. Dr. Alois Woldan (Austria/Wien), Doc. Dr philol. sc., C.Sci., Ph.D. Âŭgen Arkadz’evìč Pan’ko ŭ [Eugeniusz Arkadowicz Pa ńkow] (Belarus, Grodno), Doc. Dr philol. sc., C.Sci. Ph.D., Vol’ga Âŭgen’e ŭna Pan’kova [Olga Eugeniejewna Pa ńkowa] (Belorus, Grodno), Prof. PhDr. Zden ěk Beneš, CSc. (Czech Republic, Praha), Doc. PhDr. Hana Bo čkova, Dr. (Czech Republic, Brno), Prof. UWr. Doc. Ph.Dr Libor Martinek (Czech Republic, Opava), Doc. PhDr. Martin Pila ř, CSc. (Czech Republic, Ostrava), Prof. Ph.Dr Michaela Soleiman pour Hashemi CSc., (Czech Republic, Brno), Prof. PhD., M.A. Janina Falkowska (Canada, London, Ontario), Prof. Dr Peter Drews, apl. Prof., Ph.D. (Germany, Freiburg im Breisgau), Prof. Dr hab. phil. sc. Alicja Teresa Nagórko, Ph.D. (Germany, Berlin), Prof. WSE Dr hab. Teresa Jadwiga Bela Ph.D. (Poland, Cracow), rev. father Dr hab. Roman Bogacz, Th.D. (Poland, Cracow), Dr hab. Beata Maria Gaj Ph.D. (Poland, Opole), Prof. KUL JPII Dr hab. Piotr Juliusz Jaroszy ński, Ph.D. (Poland, Lublin), Prof. UKSW Dr hab. Wojciech Feliks Kudyba, Ph.D. (Poland, Warsaw), rev. sister Prof. UPJPII Dr hab., Th.D. Adelajda Sielepin, CHR (Poland, Cracow), Prof. U Ś Dr hab. Urszula Jolanta Szu ścik, Ph.D. (Poland, Katowice-Cieszyn), Prof. UJ Dr hab. Maciej Jan Urbanowski, Ph.D. (Poland, Cracow), Prof. UMCS Dr hab. Anna Marta Żukowska, Ph.D. (Poland, Lublin), rev. father Ass. Prof. Dr Vladimir Vukašinovi đ, Th.D. (Serbia, Beograd), Doc. Phdr. Marián Andri čík, Ph.D. (Slovakia, Košice), rev. father Prof. PhDr. Pavol Dancák, PhD. (Slovakia, Prešov), Doc. PhDr. PaedDr. Miroslav Gejdoš, PhD. (Slovakia, Ružomberok), M.Prof. KU doc.PaedDr. Tomaš Jablonský, Ph.D. (Slovakia, Ružomberok), Doc. PhDr. Zuzana Kákošová, CSc. (Slovakia, Bratislva), rev. father Prof. PaedDr. ThDr. Jozef Leštinský, Th.D. (Slovakia, Ružomberok), Prof. PhDr. Viera Žemberová, CSc. (Slovakia, Prešov), rev. father Akad. Prof. Dr Jože Krašovec, Th.D. (Slovenia, Ljubljana), Prof. Dr Jens Herlth, Ph.D. (Switzerland/Helvetia, Freiburg/Fribourg), Prof. Dr hab. Volodimir Ìvanovič Antofìjčuk, Ph.D. (Ukraine, Chernivtsi), Prof. dr. hab. Oleksandr Grigorovič Astaf’ȇv, Ph.D. (Ukraine, Kiev), Prof. Dr hab. Boris Ivanovič Bun čuk, Ph.D. (Ukraine, Chernivtsi), Prof. Dr hab. Nadìâ Georgì їvna Kološuk, Ph.D. (Ukraine, Luck), Prof. Dr hab. Svìtlana Ìvanìvna Krav čenko, Ph.D. (Ukraine, Luck), Prof. Dr hab. Mar’âna Bogdanìvna Lanovik, Ph.D. (Ukraine, Ternopil), Prof. Dr hab. Zorâna Bogdanìvna Lanovik, Ph.D. (Ukraine, Ternopil), Prof. Dr hab. Lu їza Konstantinovna Olander, Ph.D. (Ukraine, Luck), Prof. Dr hab. Natalìâ Mikola їvna Sidorenko Ph.D. (Ukraine, Kiev), Prof. Dr hab. Lidiâ Vìtalìїvna Snicar čuk Ph.D. (Ukraine, Lviv), Prof. Dr Anna Frajlich-Zaj ąc, Ph.D. (United States, New York) Members of the Editorial Board (the Editorial Team): Editor -in -Chief : Dr hum. sc. Marek Mariusz Tytko, Ph.D. (marek.mariusz.tytko[at]uj.edu.pl), Vice-Editor-in-Chief: rev. sr. Prof. UPJPII Dr hab. Adelajda Sielepin CHR, Th.D. (s.adelajda[at]gmail.com) Subject Editors (Sub-editors): Prof. GWSH Dr hab. Bogusław Żurakowski Ph.D. – pedagogy, culture, literature (bo- guslaw.zurakowski[at]gmail.com), Prof. WSE Dr hab. Teresa Jadwiga Bela Ph.D. – English and American literature (terbela[at]gmail.com), rev. father Dr hab. Roman Bogacz Th.D. – Biblical theology and Biblical studies (atbogacz[at]cyf-kr.edu.pl), rev. sr. Prof. UPJPII Dr hab. Adelajda Sielepin CHR, Th.D. – liturgical theology and liturgical spirituality (s.adelajda[at]gmail.com), Dr hab. Beata Maria Gaj , Ph.D. – Greek and Latin literature, ancient culture, modern classical culture, classical 3 studies, classical tradition (beatagaj8[at]wp.pl), Prof. KUL JPII Dr hab. Piotr Juliusz Jaroszy ński, Ph.D. – philosophy of culture and aesthetics (jarosz[at]kul.lublin.pl), Prof. UKSW Dr hab. Wojciech Feliks Kudyba , Ph.D. – literature (kudyba[at]op.pl), Prof. UJ Dr hab. Maciej Jan Urbanowski , Ph.D. – literature and contemporary literature (maciej.urbanowski[at]uj.edu.pl), Prof. UŚ Dr hab. Urszula Jolanta Szu ścik , Ph.D. – psychology of creativity (ulaszus[at]poczta.onet.pl), Prof. UMCS Dr hab. Anna Marta Żukowska , Ph.D. – pedagogy, history of education and upbringing (an- martzuk[at]interia.pl), Dr hum. sc. Barbara Krystyna Niemiec , Ph.D. – Polish philology, Polish language teaching, social communication, language culture and pedagogy (b.niemiec[at]chello.pl), Prof. Dr hab. Svìtlana Ìvanìvna Krav čenko , Ph.D. – Russian philology, Ukrainian philology and social communication (grelya64[at]mail.ru), Prof. UWr., Doc. Ph.Dr. Libor Martinek Ph.D. – Czech philology (libor.martinek[at]fpf.slu.cz), Doc. Phdr. Marián Andri čík , PhD. – Slovak philology, Slovak literature, English philology, theory of artistic translation, theory of interpretation of literature (marian.andricik[at]upjs.sk), PaedDr. Ivica Hajdu čeková , PhD. – Slovak philology, Slovak literature (hajducekova[at]gmail.com), Prof. Dr hab. Mar’âna Bogdanìvna Lanovik, Ph.D. – literature, Russian and Ukrainian literature, literary theory, comparative studies, sacrology, the Bible in literature, artistic translation theory (m-z[at]ukr.net), Prof. Dr hab. Zorâna Bogdanìvna Lanovik, Ph.D. – literature, Russian and Ukrainian literature, literary theory, comparative studies, sacrology and sacrological hermeneutics, the Bible in literature (m-z[at]ukr.net) Statistical Editor : Prof. AGH Dr hab. Adam Michał Nodze ński D.Tech. – statistics (nodzen[at]agh.edu.pl), Language Editors for Polish and Native Speakers (Polish Language Consultants) : Dr hum. sci. Barbara Krystyna Niemiec , Ph.D. – langauage editor of Polish language and native speaker, chief of Polish language Section (b.niemiec[at]chello.pl), Agnieszka Luiza Kubicka , M.A. – language editor for Polish language (agnieszkaluiza[at]wp.pl) Language editors for English and native speakers (English Language Consultants) : rev. sr. Prof. UPJPII Dr hab., Th.D. Adelajda Sielepin , CHR – language editor for English language, chief of English Section (s.adelajda[at]gmail.com), Prof. WSE Dr hab. Teresa Jadwiga Bela Ph.D. – special editor for texts in English (terbela[at]gmail.com), Muir Alan Evenden (the United States) – English native speaker (mevenden[at]gmail.com), Thomas Koziara M.A. (the United States) – English native speaker (thomas.koziara[at]icloud.com), Linda Tytko B.A. (the United States) – English native speaker (ltytko[at]sbcglobal.net), Mark Simon Bonnett (the United Kingdom) – English native speaker (Bignoze1[at]hotmail.com), Doc. Phdr. Marián Andri čík , PhD. – English philology (marian.andricik[at]upjs.sk), Mgr. Aleksander Vadzimavič Babuk , M.A. – language editor for English language (alexander-babuk[at]yandex.ru) Language editors for Russian and Ukrainian, native speakers (Russian and Ukrainian language Consultants): Prof. Dr hab. Svìtlana Ìvanìvna Krav čenko Krav čenko – language editor for Russian language and native speaker (grelya64[at]mail.ru),
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