Henryk Hlebowicz was a Polish Catholic priest and academic who lived from 1904 to 1941. Born in Hrodna, he pursued extensive studies in theology and philosophy, earning doctorates in both fields. He served as a lecturer at Vilnius University and held various pastoral roles, including serving as a parish priest and a chaplain for partisan organizations during the Second World War. His life ended in Barysaw, where he was executed by police following his involvement in wartime activities.