Jerzy Korytkowski
Capuchin priest, canonist
Born Apr. 19, 1945, Supy, Poland; came to U.S., 1984; son of Stanislaw and Marianna (Borawska).
Education: Theology Doctor (Th.D.), 1975. diploma (in social communications), 1976. Antonianum University, Rome (Italy); diploma (in Esperanto), Jagiellonian University, Cracow (Poland), 1977; certificate of completion in matrimonial juris prudence, Catholic University of America, Washington (DC), 1986; Ph.D. (in canon law), Catholic University of Lublin (Poland), 1990.
Career: instructor (Esperanto), International College, Rome, 1973-75; vice-rector, Capuchin Seminary, Lublin, 1975-76; instructor (Esperanto, Italian, Spanish), 1976-82, researcher, Dutch Cultural Institute, 1976-81, Catholic University of Lublin; chaplain, Robert Wood Johnson Hospital, New Brunswick (NJ), 1984-89; advocate, 1985 -, judge, 1986 -, Metuchen Diocese Tribunal (NJ); superior, 1988-94, provincial delegate, 1994 -, Capuchin Fathers; pastor, St. Joseph Church, 1989 -, New Brunswick.
Author: Ekumenismo kaj internacilingva problemo, 1973; La Chiesa e il problema delle lingua ausiliare internazionale, 1976; Internacia lingvo en Eklezio kaj mondo, 1976; Une langue pour l'Eglise et le monde, 1979; La Iglesia y el problema de la lengua auxiliar internacional, 1980; Pomocniczy jezyk miedzynarodowy w Kosciele i w swiecie wspolczesnym, 1984; Internacia lingva komunikado en la Eklezio kaj nuntempa mondo, 1986; Pralatury personalne, 1991; An Auxiliary International Language in the Church and in the Contemporary World, 1993; Radosc szukania (Zbior wierszy), 1993; translator, N. G. Van Doornik, Franciscus nan Assisi een profeet voor onze tijd, 1981; over 20 professional articles.
Member of: trustee, International Association of Catholic Esperantists, Rome; Association of Polish Canonists (Poland); Canon Law Society of America.
Languages: Polish, English, Italian, Esperanto, Spanish, Latin, French, German, Russian, Dutch.
Hobbies: languages, poetry.
Office: St. Joseph Church, 15 Maple St, New Brunswick, NJ 08901.
From: "Who's Who in Polish America" 1st Edition 1996-1997, Boleslaw Wierzbianski editor; Bicentennial Publishing Corporation,
New York, NY, 1996