About the Journal

"Studia Pelplińskie" is published by the Major Seminary in Pelplin in collaboration with the "Bernardinum" Academic Publishing House. The first issue of this annual journal appeared in 1969, initiated by Bishop Kazimierz Józef Kowalski. The journal’s founding aim was to revive the scholarly excellence that had characterized the Chełmno academic community during the interwar period.

The mission of "Studia Pelplińskie" is to integrate the diocese’s academic community and to promote the research achievements of scholars from the Pomerania region on both national and international stages. Articles published in successive volumes present findings in the humanities, with a particular focus on theology, philosophy, and history.

"Studia Pelplińskie" is a peer-reviewed journal. Articles are published in Polish or English.

The print editions of the journal are archived at the National Library. The electronic version of the journal is archived at https://apcz.umk.pl/SPLP/issue/archive (2018–2025) and https://studiapelplinskie.pl/index.php/pl/archiwum-rocznika (2015–2025).

The editorial board grants permission to deposit articles in repositories.

The journal is indexed in the following databases: ERIH Plus, BazHum, PBN/POL-Index, and Google Scholar.

Ministry of Education and Science score (Announcement dated January 5, 2024): 70 points.

Open Access Policy

The journal offers access to its content under an Open Access model based on a non-exclusive Creative Commons license (CC BY-ND 4.0).

Scientific Council

1. Rev. Prof. Marek Parchem, Ph.D. (UKSW) – Chair
2. Rev. Prof. Tadeusz Borutka, Ph.D. (UPJPII)
3. Rev. Prof. Wojciech Cichosz, Ph.D. (UMK)
4. Rev. Prof. Dariusz Kotecki, Ph.D. (UMK)
5. Rev. Prof. Anastazy Nadolny, Ph.D. (Pelplin Major Seminary)
6. Rev. Prof. Henryk Skorowski, Ph.D. (UKSW)
7. Rev. Grzegorz Szamocki, Ph.D., Professor at the University of Gdańsk (UG)
8. Rev. Prof. Jan Walkusz, Ph.D. (Catholic University of Lublin)
9. Rev. Piotr Roszak, Ph.D. (University of Navarre, Spain)
10. Assoc. Prof. Christof Boehr, Ph.D. (Vienna)
11. Prof. Gerhard Droesser, Ph.D. (Würzburg)
12. Rev. Prof. Marian Kowalczyk, Ph.D., SAC (UKSW)
13. Rev. Prof. Krzysztof Góźdź, Ph.D. (KUL)
14. Rev. Prof. Wojciech Pikor, Ph.D. (UMK)
15. Assoc. Prof. Enrice Siron (Puglia)

Supporting Reviewers

1. Rev. Dr. hab. Maciej Bała, Prof. UKSW (UKSW)
2. Rev. Prof. Dr. Miguel Brugarolas (University of Navarre, Spain)
3. Rev. Dr. hab. Janusz Bujak, Prof. US (US)
4. Dr. Frederic Fungula (Würzburg)
5. Rev. Prof. Augustyn Eckmann, Ph.D. (KUL)
6. Rev. Stefan Ewertowski, Ph.D., Prof. at UWM (UWM)
7. Rev. Janusz Gręźlikowski, Ph.D., Prof. at UKSW (UKSW)
8. Rev. Krzysztof Krzemiński, Ph.D. (UMK)
9. Rev. Prof. Jerzy Lewandowski, Ph.D. (UKSW)
10. Prof. Tadeusz Linkner, Ph.D. (UG)
11. Dr. Magdalena Markocka (UKSW)
12. Rev. Prof. Józef Mikołajec, Ph.D. (UO)
13. Rev. Prof. Kazimierz Misiaszek, Ph.D. (UKSW)
14. Rev. Prof. Piotr Moskal, Ph.D. (KUL)
15. Ryszard Różycki, Ph.D. (Pelplin Major Seminary)
16. Rev. Prof. Jan Perszon, Ph.D. (UMK)
17. Rev. Prof. Ireneusz Werbiński, Ph.D. (UMK)
18. Rev. Dr. Norbert Mojżyn (UKSW)
19. Rev. Dr. Dariusz Pater, Professor at UKSW (UKSW)
20. Dr. Błażej Szostek, Professor at UKSW (UKSW)
21. Dr. Katarzyna Flader-Rzeszowska (UKSW)