Jozef Paścik

Józef Paściak OP (born 9 January 1914 in Bialka, died 30 January 2000 in Cracow) - Polish Dominican, bible teacher, professor "Angelicum". Curriculum vitae In 1931 he entered the Dominican Order, adopting the name of Benedict, and made his perpetual vows on August 19, 1935. In 1934-1936 he studied philosophy and theology in the Dominican Province School in Lviv. In 1936 he went to study at "Angelicum". On July 10, 1938, he was ordained a priest in Rome, in 1939 he defended his bachelor's thesis, in 1942 a dissertation in moral theology. De oboedientia religiosa secundum D. Thomam et thomistas written under the direction of Petrus Lumbreras OP. He then undertook biblical studies, among others. in the years 1946-1948 in the French Bible and Archeology School in Jerusalem, but did not finish his doctoral dissertation. Since 1948 he has been an associate professor, since 1952 he was a full professor at the Faculty of Theology, "Angelicum". In 1958 he received the highest scientific title in the Order - Master of Sacred Theology. In 1959 he returned to Poland and became a lecturer of the Dominican College of Philosophy and Theology where he lectured exegesis of the Holy Scriptures until 1992. In the years 1963-1969 he was a regent, in the years 197-1973 he became the viceregister of the College. He collaborated on the publication of the "Provincial Liturgical Calendar" (1987) and translation of Dominican supplements for the Missal and Brethren. He was also the deputy of the Cracow monastery, the censor of the Curia and director of the Men's Fraternity of the Third Order.

For the Millennial Bible translated the Book of Isaiah

He was buried in a religious tomb in the Rakowicki Cemetery. Bibliography

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