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Polish bishops on the Synod and current issues of the Church in Poland (communiqué following the debates)
The first Roman session of the Synod on synodality, a new pastoral program for the Church in Poland, protection of children and young people, as well as the conflict in the Holy Land were the main topics addressed at the 396th Plenary Session of the Polish Bishop’s Conference, held on 20-21 November 2023 in the Jasna Góra Shrine.
Cardinal Semeraro: Let Us Imitate the Devotion of Our New Blessed
Do not fail to call upon Blessed Fr. John Macha for your Church so that she may always be united with her bishop in promoting charity, eliminating divisions, and fighting injustice – said Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, in his homily at the Mass for the beatification of Fr. John Macha.
Przewodniczący Episkopatu Polski spotkał się z przedstawicielami FAFCE
Przewodniczący Episkopatu Polski, metropolita poznański abp Stanisław Gądecki spotkał się 24 stycznia w Poznaniu z przewodniczącym Europejskiej Federacji Stowarzyszeń Rodzin Katolickich (FAFCE) Vincenzo Bassim. Celem działania federacji z siedzibą w Brukseli jest obrona rodziny w służbie społeczeństwu.
Polonia: Il Vescovo Mazur sulla Settimana di San Cristoforo: i mezzi di trasporto nel servizio missionario svolgono un ruolo insostituibile
I mezzi di trasporto nel servizio missionario non solo facilitano e consentono il lavoro quotidiano, ma moltiplicano anche le possibilità di assistenza e la presenza più frequente in molte comunità e stazioni missionarie – ha scritto monsignor Jerzy Mazur SVD, Presidente della Commissione per le Missioni della Conferenza Episcopale Polacca, in occasione della XXII Settimana Nazionale di San Cristoforo, che celebreremo nei giorni 18-25 luglio prossimi.
Civilian casualties in Afghanistan hit record high - UN
Civilian casualties of the war in Afghanistan rose to record levels for the seventh year in row in 2015, as violence spread across the country in the wake of the withdrawal of most international troops, the United Nations reported on Sunday. At least 3,545 non-combatants died and another 7,457 were injured by fighting last year in a 4-percent increase over 2014, the international organization said in its annual report on civilian casualties. "The harm done to civilians is totally unacceptable," Nicholas Haysom, the head of the U.N. Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA), said in a statement. Fighting between Western-backed government forces and insurgent groups meant more non-combatants are being caught in the crossfire. Heavy fighting in the northern city of Kunduz, which briefly fell to the Taliban in late September, and a wave of suicide bombs which killed and wounded hundreds of people in the capital Kabul last year were the main factors behind the rise, while elsewhere casualties fell.
