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El Presidente del Episcopado Polaco promueve la hospitalidad hacia los refugiados
El Bautismo de Polonia hace más de 1.050 años tenía dimensiones sociales, culturales, populares y nacionales – dijo el Arzobispo Stanislaw Gądecki durante la XXV Peregrinación de Radio Maryja a Jasna Góra, que reunió a cerca de 100.000 personas. El Presidente de la Conferencia Episcopal de Polonia llamó a la Iglesia en Polonia a atender a los más necesitados, incluidos los migrantes y los refugiados, como un ejemplo de la actitud de la caridad cristiana.
The President of the Polish Episcopate Encourages Hospitality Towards Refugees
Poland's Baptism over 1050 years ago had social, cultural, popular and national dimensions—said Archbishop Stanislaw Gądecki during the XXV Pilgrimage of Radio Maryja to Jasna Gora, which gathered nearly 100,000 people. The President of the Polish Bishops' Conference urged the Church in Poland to care for the neediest, including migrants and refugees, as an example of the attitude of Christian charity.
Condoléances du Président de l’Épiscopat Polonais après l’attentat à Nice
« L'Eglise catholique en Pologne joint sa voix pour protester contre cet acte barbare du terrorisme, qui doit être fermement condamné par la communauté internationale », a écrit le Président de la Conférence épiscopale polonaise, Mgr Stanislaw Gądecki dans une lettre de condoléances, reçue par M. Pierre Buhler, ambassadeur de France, et Mgr André Marceau, évêque de Nice.
The welcome of Pope Francis by Archbishop Stanislaw Gadecki
Welcoming the Pope at Wawel, Polish Episcopal Conference President Abp. Stanislaw Gadecki said that the pontiff's pilgrimage came during the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy. "The church in Poland feels a special responsibility in this area. This is because the message of mercy is closely connected with a daughter of our country, St. Faustina Kowalska, as well as with St. Pope John Paul II, both of whom - through their lives and their writing - brought its value closer to us," he remarked.
