Polish Bishops Clarify Call for Counseling Centers in ‘LGBT+’ Document
The text, released Aug. 28, was the bishops’ contribution to an ongoing debate about LGBT rights in Poland.
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The Papal Consequences of the ‘Miracle of the Vistula’
COMMENTARY: Poland credits the intercession of the Virgin Mary for its 1920 victory over Russia’s communist forces.
Poland: A Catholic Look at Andrzej Duda’s Election Victory
NEWS ANALYSIS: For many of his Catholic supporters, the reelection of the conservative leader is seen as the last line of defense against the moral and political decay of postmodern Western societies.
Catholics Mark Centenary of Poland’s Consecration to the Sacred Heart
Fr. Paweł Rytel-Andrianik, spokesman of the Polish Bishops’ Conference, said that the act of consecration should not be regarded simply as a historical event.
Parish Priest Says Reported Eucharistic Miracle Has Led to Conversions
The Vatican Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith approved veneration of the Host in Legnica in 2016. But the Church continues to monitor studies and examine whether the alleged miracle will bear spiritual fruit.
Bishops: Poland’s Election Planning Must Bring Together All Parties
The Polish Senate began debating legislation May 5 that would allow the election to be held by postal vote, rather than at polling stations, due to the pandemic.
Coronavirus Pandemic Delays Beatification of Polish Cardinal Wyszyński
Cardinal Wyszyński is credited with helping to preserve and strengthen Christianity in Poland during the Communist regime’s persecution 1945-1989.
‘Gorzkie Żale’ — The Polish Eucharistic Devotion for Lent
If you live near a Polish-American parish, why not visit during Lent?
Strong Economy and Catholic Outlook Lead to Poland’s Expanded International Role
Deputy foreign minister says his country, the homeland of John Paul II, stands for the rights of the oppressed.
Thanks to John Paul II, Vibrant Faith Emerges From Soviet Drabness
To understand Poland’s struggle under Communism is to understand why Pope John Paul II is still so revered and loved in his country that today is so vibrant, colorful and alive.
