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WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Standing at an outdoor pulpit at Poland's holiest Roman Catholic site, the nation's top church leader delivered a message to the president and prime minister seated before him: Poland must show compassion to refugees and respect its own Constitution. |
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Archbishop Wojciech Polak's words were understood by many Poles as criticism of the country's conservative leaders. Though manifestly Catholic and attached to the church, they have pursued policies so hostile to migrants that they would seem to contradict the principle of compassion their religion teaches. |
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WARSAW, Poland Standing at an outdoor pulpit at Poland’s holiest Roman Catholic site, the nation’s top church leader delivered a message to the president and prime minister seated before him: Poland must show compassion to refugees and respect its own Constitution. |
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WARSAW, Poland Standing at an outdoor pulpit at Poland’s holiest Roman Catholic site, the nation’s top church leader delivered a message to the president and prime minister seated before him: Poland must show compassion to refugees and respect its own Constitution. |
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File photo: Reverend Lual addresses the congregations during a past event at St. George Parish in Aweil town (Gurtong)
A Catholic priest in South Sudan’s Aweil State has called on warring parties to join President Kiir’s national dialogue initiative to resolve any differences and rescue the people.... |
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File -In this file photo taken on July 27, 2016, a crowd of cheering faithful and pilgrims salute Pope Francis as he travels to a state meeting at the royal Wawel Castle in Krakow, Poland. Roman Catholic bishops in Poland have started criticizing the government for its anti-migrant policies and other reforms that seem at odds with their faith. |
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WARSAW, Poland Standing at an outdoor pulpit at Poland’s holiest Roman Catholic site, the nation’s top church leader delivered a message to the president and prime minister seated before him: Poland must show compassion to refugees and respect its own Constitution. |
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We desperately required help in late October 1968. Age 16, I drove a 1967 Jeepster on a logging road near the Quebec border when disaster struck. Like other teens who recklessly equate mud puddles with green traffic lights, I eyed a large puddle and stepped on the accelerator. |
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The dad of a six-year-old boy who died in the horror Mayo road crash has told of his grief. Tragic schoolboy Sean Wilson, his mother Marcella, who was driving the car, and her mother Mary Ann died in the crash near Claremorris in Mayo on Monday. And his father Anthony McGlynn, who he had not seen in four years, said he is absolutely devavstated. |
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Broadcast media with a distinctly Islamic flavor is becoming ever more popular in Kyrgyzstan, attracting large audiences in the secular republic. Dedicated television channels feature a range of debate and magazine shows on Islamic topics, while internet sites and Youtube broadcast sermons, discussions and explanations of Sharia law. |
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She told BBC Stories: "Every child was beaten, punished, locked in a dark room, made to eat their own vomit and I would say that most of us had our mouths rinsed out with carbolic soap." Ms Tolmie-McGrane said she was first sexually abused at the home by a priest when she was eight. |
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