Near the Wrocław Main Railway Station, city authorities unveiled a square named after Father Stanisław Orzechowski, "Orzech," a chaplain to academics and the railway community. The ceremony was held as part of the commemoration of the 46th anniversary of the Railway Workers' Hunger Protest of 1980. During the ceremony, Bishop Jacek Kiciński, CMF, emphasized that Father Orzechowski was a man of great spirit and heart, who was capable of building.…
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Near the Wrocław Main Railway Station, city authorities unveiled a square named after Father Stanisław Orzechowski, "Orzech," a chaplain to academics and the railway community. The ceremony was held as part of the commemoration of the 46th anniversary of the Railway Workers' Hunger Protest of 1980. During the ceremony, Bishop Jacek Kiciński, CMF, emphasized that Father Orzechowski was a man of great spirit and heart, who was capable of building.…