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Presidium of the Polish Episcopate thanks the organizers, volunteers, signatories and parliamentarians voting for life
- On behalf of the Polish Bishops’ Conference, we thank the organizers of the civic legislative initiative “Halt abortion”, volunteers collecting signatures, 830,000 of citizens who have signed up to this draft law and all the parliamentarians who – by voting for life – supported this civic draft law. We trust that soon the legal guarantees to protect the lives of the weakest will be increased by stopping eugenic abortion – to quote from the Communication of the Presidium of the Polish Bishops’ Conference from January 11, 2018.
President of the Polish Episcopate: I encourage #ThankYouJohnPaul2 initiative
I encourage you to take part in the hashtag initiative #ThankYouJohnPaul2. It consists in the publication in social media of entries, photos or short videos to thank St. John Paul II - said the President of the Polish Bishops’ Conference, Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki. The initiative is connected with the 100th anniversary of Karol Wojtyła’s birth, which falls on May 18.
Spokesman of the Polish Bishops’ Conference: Allow Jesus to be born in you again
This Christmas, Jesus will knock on your door again. Do not be afraid, open the door to Him. Allow Him to be born in you again. Let Him touch your heart and transform it into an oasis of good. Let Him stay with you forever – said the Spokesman of the Polish Bishops’ Conference Fr Leszek Gęsiak SJ in his Christmas greetings.
The spokesman of the Polish Episcopate wished a blessed Christmas
"May the Saviour, who was born as a Child in Bethlehem, grant us and our beloved ones the courage to face difficult situations in the spirit of the Gospel. May He bring peace to our hearts, homes and communities. I wish you all a blessed Christmas!" - said the spokesman of the Polish Bishops' Conference, Fr Leszek Gęsiak SJ.
Spokesman of the Episcopate: Every fifth diocesan priest in Poland murdered during World War II
Every fifth diocesan priest was murdered in Poland occupied by the Germans and Russians. Four Polish bishops were killed in the concentration camps, and nearly half of the Roman Catholic dioceses were deprived of diocesan bishops. It was also a war with religion – said the spokesman of the Polish Bishops’ Conference, Fr. Paweł Rytel-Andrianik, on the 79th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II.
