Wyszyński, Paul VI and the Polish Millennium
COMMENTARY: The consecutive feast days of Blessed Stefan Wyszyński and Pope St. Paul VI recall their pivotal roles in Poland’s millennium celebration and a turning point in modern Catholic history.
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2 Great Icons for the Great Jubilee: St. John Paul II and Blessed Stefan Wyszyński
COMMENTARY: John Paul was the Church’s teacher of jubilees, drawing upon his experience in Poland.
Wyszyński, John Paul II and Reagan Saluted as ‘Knights of Liberty’
These three men contributed, both individually and jointly, to the overthrow of communism behind the Iron Curtain in Europe.
New Film About Polish Cardinal’s Fight Against Communism Coming in November
Forthcoming movie is about the courageous and holy Blessed Stefan Wyszyński.
50 Years Ago, the Paths of 2 Heroic Polish Blesseds Crossed
Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński ordained Father Jerzy Popiełuszko to the priesthood on May 28, 1972.
‘Through the Cross to Heaven’: The Life of Blessed Elżbieta Róża Czacka
At Mother Elżbieta’s funeral in 1961, Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński called her “a person who constantly stood before the face of her Good Lord.”
Was Cardinal Wyszyński’s Approach to Communism a Guide About How the Vatican Should Engage With China?
COMMENTARY: The Chinese regime’s unilateral appointment of a new bishop for Wuhan invites reflection upon how the Church deals with totalitarian regimes.
Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński: ‘The Primate of the Millennium’
COMMENTARY: The Church leader, who will be beatified Sept. 12 in Warsaw, was the living incarnation of Poland’s 20th-century experience.
Miracle Recipients to Attend Beatification of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski and Mother Elżbieta Czacka
Karolina Gawrych and Sister Nulla were healed, respectively, through the intercession of Mother Elżbieta Czacka and Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński.
