A ceremonial mass was held in the Wawel Cathedral on the occasion of the 107th anniversary of Poland regaining independence. The event was attended by members of parliament, representatives of local government authorities, as well as representatives of the army and uniformed services.
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The liturgy was presided over by the Metropolitan Archbishop of Krakow, Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski. According to him, “it is becoming more and more possible that Poland will dissolve as a sovereign state, into some new entity that has no provisions in European treaties, some European superstate whose capital would be Brussels or Berlin.”
Archbishop Marek Jędraszewski criticizes an important bill
The Metropolitan of Krakow also emphasized that we cannot stop working for Poland, and doing this work is something “that simply belongs to us.”
In this context, the archbishop drew attention to the demographic collapse of the Polish nation and noted that in such circumstances it is incomprehensible draft law on the status of a relative.
– An attempt is being made to introduce a law that poses a real threat to the institution of marriage and family, and the future of the nation is built on these structures, said Jędraszewski.
