The papal almoner “looked at that crowd and was shocked that there were so many hungry people,” said Auxiliary Bishop Jan Sobilo of Kharkiv-Zaporizhzhia.
Katarzyna Szalajko
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The leadership of the Polish bishops’ conference warned the escalating dispute over the Constitutional Tribunal “is leading to a profound crisis of the state.”
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Many say the late pope’s priesthood offers a lesson that remains relevant: how to combine a deep spiritual life with genuine attention to other people.
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The monastery has survived foreign invasions, the partitions of Poland, two world wars and communism , while the nuns’ rhythm of prayer and work has continued.
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In 1989, when the World Wide Web was created, St. John Paul II was already thinking about how computer technology might change human life.
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Every day for more than four years, in a Catholic parish deep in the Russian region of Siberia, a small community has gathered before the Blessed Sacrament to pray the …
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A feature film about a Polish communism-believer-turned-mystic Alicja Lenczewska exceeded all expectations after the first two weeks on screens as 160,000 Poles flocked to theaters to see it.
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“In a special way, I ask you to pray for our attacker and for the grace of conversion for him,” Father Mantykiewicz said. “He needs this prayer most of all.”
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The superior of the Benedictine community in Jaroslaw told Poland’s Catholic Information Agency, KAI, that the attack began shortly before Mass.
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The John Paul II Vatican Foundation will celebrate its 45th anniversary in Rome Oct. 19-22, bringing together members of its international community and culminating in a private audience with Pope …
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