Jan Morawski

Jan Morawski (born 29 December 1633 – 24 June 1700 in Poznań) was a Jesuit, theological writer.

Jan entered the order on 9 November 1651 and after many years of studies (among others in Rome, from 1655 to 1659) was ordained priest.

Then he has been lecturing in the Kalisz college (ethics and mathematics 1660–1661, philosophy 1661–1664) and, for many years, in Poznań academy (positive, polemical and moral theology).

Next year the father general Thyrsus González de Santalla asked him of a report on the state of the province.

Kasper Niesiecki summarizes him in following words: A great boast and honor of the philosophical and theological sciences; in which he was so excellent that he used to pull after himself opinions of others.

Portrait with Latin inscription: Two chandeliers shining before the Lord – of the [buried] in the tomb fathers of the Society of Jesus in Poznań . Venerable father Kasper Drużbicki, incorrupted by the death; venerable father Jan Morawski, in the lifetime entirely integral
Dąbrowa coat of arms of Morawski family