On the ways of faith
Fr Ireneusz Skubis
The remembrance of the passion and death of Jesus the Saviour of the world reminds us of the essential contents of the Christian religion, which speak about the salvific work of God-Man and one of the greatest mysteries of Christianity - the resurrection of Jesus whom God calls 'his Beloved Son' (Matthew 17:5) and who dies on the cross - is risen, reveals himself to his disciples, is with them in their daily lives, reminding them of his teaching and bringing light to the darkness of everyday life. »
Wlodzimierz Redzioch talks to Rev. Msgr. Guido Marini, Papal Master of Ceremonies, about the changes in liturgical celebrations introduced by Benedict XVI.
We can see them always standing by the Pope; they are his shadows, concentrated on his movements and gestures; they direct him, remind him what to do; help him when it is required; discreet and indispensable. »
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Prof. Krzysztof A. Meissner about the darkness of the enlightenment, laws of physics, the Big Bang and the encyclical ‘Fides et ratio.’
Fr Ireneusz Skubis
When I was wondering how to explain our Readers the problem of man’s readiness to enter into marriage I reached the conclusion that I should first of all remind them that marriage was a very important agreement between man and woman since this contract embraced their common life till their deaths. »
The great Novena of fatima 2009-2017
The centenary anniversary of the apparitions at Fatima falls in 2017. We invite you to prepare yourselves for this event by the great nine-year novena, which began on 13 May 2009 and will end on 13 May 2017. »
Archbishop Jozef Michalik
The special ceremony held during the September visit of Benedict XVI to Great Britain, i.e. the beatification of Cardinal John Henry Newman, was inscribed into the press news about the various expressions of an alleged crisis in the Church. »
Lidia Dudkiewicz talks to Rev. Dr. Krzysztof Czapla, Director of the Fatima Secretariat in Zakopane-Krzeptowki.
John Paul II said, ‘Today more than whenever mankind stands at the crossroads.’ In various collective or individual decisions it is important to choose the right way leading to the most important aim, which is the Father’s House. »
Fr Ireneusz Skubis
‘The cross is steady while the world is turning’, was the translation of this thought of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski in front of the Jasna Gora monastery. »
Sr. Maria Teresa Gorska, CSFN
Ten years ago, on 5 March 2000, the Holy Father John Paul II beatified 11 Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth, Martyrs from Nowogrodek: Sr. Maria Stella and her 10 Companions, in Rome. »
Fr Krzysztof Pawlina
Contemporary man wants to live without conflicts. Some environments repeat the phrase, ‘You are not OK, I’m not OK, but that’s OK.’ »
Piotr Drzewiecki
Over 80,000 young people from all over Poland and foreign guests participated in the 14th National Youth Meeting at Lednica Fields on 5 June. The motto was ‘Woman as Gift and Mystery.’ »
Milena Kindziuk, Andrzej Tarwid
‘He was a persevering and tireless witness of Christ: he overcame evil with good and he shed his blood for that’ – people gathered in Pilsudski Square in Warsaw rejoiced hearing these words of Pope Benedict XVI. »
Fr Miroslaw Kawczynski
He did not draw thousands of believers to himself but to Christ. He managed to form their characters in the spirit of the Gospel. He prayed for their freedom and respect for human rights – perhaps this was the secret of the priestly ministry of Fr Jerzy Popieluszko. »
Fr Henryk Misztal
In his telegram to Primate Cardinal Jozef Glemp on the 10th anniversary of the martyr’s death of Fr Jerzy Popieluszko (19 October 1994) the Venerable Servant of God John Paul II stressed the most important message of the expected beatification. »
Fr Ireneusz Skubis
Stanislaw Trafalski from the village of Stefkowa in the Bieszczady Mountains offered this cross to his wife after she was wheelchair ridden (she fell down from the window). »