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Following the order of St. Paul of Tarsus: “O Timothy, guard what has been entrusted to you. Avoid profane babbling and the absurdities of socalled knowledge. By professing it, some people have deviated from the faith” (1 Tm 6:20-21),1 from the very beginning of the Church, the bishops, the successors of the Apostles, attached great importance to the education of clergy. Of course, over the centuries, this matter, taking into account the circumstances of place and time, as well as the opportunities arising from the development of university studies, has changed, and was thus repeatedly regulated by popes and in ecumenical councils.2 Directing clerics to specialised studies, whether at national or foreign universities, is always involves the need for the diocesan bishop to provide the student priest with adequate funds, taking into account not only the costs arising from the necessary fees at the university, for board, lodging

The Doctoral Scholarship at the Doctoral School in the Republic of Poland as a Way to Ensure a Decent Support for a Clergy Doctoral Student