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About Filip Mazurczak
Filip Mazurczak is a historian, translator, and journalist. His writing has appeared in First Things, the St. Austin Review, the European Conservative, the National Catholic Register, and many others. He teaches at the Jesuit University Ignatianum in Krakow.
Analysis

WYD shows Poland can help the West rediscover its roots

August 1, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

Now that World Youth Day 2016 is in the past, the dust has settled, the many international pilgrims who visited Poland are returning home, and Krakow is cleaning up after and transitioning back to everyday […]

Special Report

Chemin Neuf and Taize among new Catholic movements present at WYD

July 30, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

In Krakow, I have spoken to many veterans of previous editions of World Youth Day. Although most of them were very young when Pope St. John Paul II died, they are nonetheless a “JP2 Generation” […]

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The view from Latin America—in Krakow

July 29, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

It could be said that, currently, Latin America is, demographically and culturally, the heartlands of the Catholic Church. Not only do two in five of the world’s Catholics live there, but Latin America has the […]

Analysis

In Poland, Francis shows profound respect for the nation’s Christian history

July 28, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

Despite Pope Francis’ initial plans, his visit to Poland for World Youth Day has been complemented by a pastoral visit to the country, including a meeting with the Polish government and president and a Mass […]

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Australian pilgrims in Krakow credit 2008 WYD, St. John Paul II for revival and inspiration

July 27, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

Nowhere is the miraculous ability of World Youth Day to highlight and encourage Catholic revival in seemingly hopelessly post-Christian societies more evident than in the Australian pilgrims who have come to Krakow. Long a local […]

News

During WYD, Krakow’s Jewish community pays tribute to John Paul II

July 27, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

As Krakow hosts this year’s World Youth Day, many local institutions, from museums to cinemas and more, are hosting events related to the Catholic Church, Pope Francis, and Pope John Paul II. Among the most […]

News

“Krakow in the Capital” events organized in U.S. for those unable to attend World Youth Day

July 18, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

In less than two weeks, 40,000 American Catholics will travel to Krakow, Poland, to celebrate World Youth Day with Pope Francis and millions of pilgrims from around the world. Unfortunately, many more won’t be able […]

Books

Reading up on Krakow and Poland for WYD 2016

July 7, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

In less than three weeks, thousands of American pilgrims will travel to Krakow, Poland, to celebrate World Youth Day (July 25-31) with Pope Francis and millions of young Catholics. Others will take part in stateside […]

Analysis

In vibrantly Catholic Poland, growing secularism produces new challenges

July 6, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 0

When Pope Francis travels to Poland to celebrate World Youth Day and visit the shrine at Jasna Góra, he will encounter one of the world’s most intact and vibrant Catholic cultures, up there with Mexico, […]

General

Nine Polish Catholic heroes you need to meet

June 29, 2016 Filip Mazurczak 7

Recently, I wrote about the 1,050-year history of Christianity in Poland; another article about the current state of the Catholic Church there in preparation for World Youth Day in Krakow will be appearing at CWR […]

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