President of the Polish Episcopal Conference: I Join in Spirit and Support with Prayer All Those Who Suffered in This Exceptionally Brutal Act
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Today, November 7, at around 15:00 an armed man committed a terrorist attack in the center of Krakow, opening fire on a passerby in the Market Square. As a result, 6 people died, for the lives of another 12 people are fighting in the hospital. “We do not want, cannot, do not know how to remain indifferent at such a moment. We want, we need and we must be TOGETHER,” Cardinal Grzegorz Rys, Metropolitan of the RCC of Krakow, wrote, commenting on th…
"We do not want, cannot, and are incapable of being indifferent at a time like this. We want, need, and must be together," wrote Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś, Archbishop of Krakow, in response to Saturday's shooting in Krakow. Six people were killed by shots fired from a speeding Subaru. The perpetrator was a 24-year-old Pole.
Following the shooting in Krakow on November 7th, which left six people dead and more than a dozen injured, the President of the Polish Episcopal Conference, Archbishop Tadeusz Wojda, SAC, issued a statement. "I join in spirit and offer prayers to all those who suffered in this exceptionally brutal act," the President of the Polish Episcopal Conference wrote. Six people died and more than a dozen were injured in the shooting on...
I join in spirit and support with prayer all those who suffered in this exceptionally brutal act – wrote Archbishop Tadeusz Wojda, President of the Polish Episcopal Conference, SAC, in connection with the tragic events that occurred on Saturday, November 7th of this year in Krakow. The President of the Polish Episcopal Conference after the tragedy in Krakow: I support with prayer all those who suffered in this exceptionally brutal act The articl…
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