Polish talent foundation ‘best living monument’ to St. John Paul II 20 years after his death
- The Polish bishops’ conference established the "Dzieło Nowego Tysiąclecia" foundation in 2000 to support talented youth from small towns, responding to St. John Paul II's call for solidarity.
- The foundation has assisted thousands of young people in various fields, providing scholarships and emphasizing moral success over worldly achievement.
- Young achievers credit the foundation for their educational and professional growth, echoing the importance of St. John Paul II's teachings.
- Leaders noted that his message of freedom and solidarity continues to resonate, especially amidst current global challenges.
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Polish talent foundation ‘best living monument’ to St. John Paul II 20 years after his death
WARSAW (OSV News) — During his pilgrimage to Poland in 1999, St. John Paul II highlighted the stark contrasts in living conditions across the country, pointing out challenges faced by many families in small towns and villages. Opportunities for children and young people were limited, and in some cases, seemed unattainable. The pope called for solidarity. In response to this appeal, the Polish bishops’ conference established the “Dzieło Nowego Ty…
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