Marcin M. Rzegocki, is researcher, author and manager. He is assistant professor at University of Information Technology and Management in Rzeszow and CEO of Auxilium Foundation, a non-governmental organization funded by the Diocese of Tarnów, Poland dedicated to realizing projects in education and counseling according to the Christian vision of the human person.
He holds a Ph.D. in social sciences and management from the Warsaw School of Economics and an M.A. degree in philology from the University of Warsaw.
Recent Articles by Marcin Rzegocki
The mounts of piety: A case study in Christian innovation
Hard times require brave solutions. In times of economic hardship, it is important to look for ethical and moral solutions to address social problems and alleviate material poverty. One such
Charles Aznavour championed persecuted Christians and private property
All of Europe has been grief-stricken over the death of one of the greatest French singers of the last century. Charles Aznavour, known as the “French Sinatra,” died on October 1 at the age
In the welfare state, human life is just another budget item
Statist economic policies inevitably lead to devaluing the human person, as lamentable developments in my home country of Poland demonstrate. After the Irish referendum which repealed the
Catholic cardinal: Karl Marx is a source of Catholic social teaching
Cardinal Reinhard Marx has given an interview to the German Sunday newspaper the Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung on the occasion of the 200th birthday of the philosopher with whom he
Macron’s Orwellian fake news fix
On January 3, during his first press event of the new year, French President Emmanuel Macron presented a proposal intended to "protect the democratic life" of France from "fake news."