He Fought Archbishop Jędraszewski's Decision for a Thousand Days. The Priest Returned to the Parish.
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Following the Vatican's decision, Fr. Krzysztof Wilk has returned to the Divine Mercy Parish in Kraków-Nowy Prokocim. The priest thanked the faithful for their prayers and support, which he admitted helped him survive his 1,040-day absence.
He Fought Archbishop Jędraszewski's Decision for a Thousand Days. The Priest Returned to the Parish.
1,040 days – that's how long Father Krzysztof Wilk spent away from the Divine Mercy Parish in Krakow. On Sunday, October 18, the priest returned to his parishioners in Prokocim. This became possible because the Vatican reversed a decree issued by then-Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski. "I apologize for my unexpected absence, but I had to go a long way and reach high to clarify certain matters," Father Krzysztof Wilk said during Sunday Mass.
"I apologize for my unexpected absence, but I had to go a long way and reach out to clarify certain matters," said Father Dr. Krzysztof Wilk, who returned as parish priest to the Prokocim Nowy parish in Krakow. By order of Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski, he had been away from the parish for 1,040 days.
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