Society-politics
THE SUN ABOVE INDEPENDENT ISRAEL
BOGDAN KĘDZIORA
It is destroying a unilateral image of Jews’ history on the Polish land, mostly associated with trauma of experienced evil and experiencing the place which became the biggest grave yard of Jews in the world. »
EUROPE OF SCHUMAN OR SPINELLI?
On 8 December 1955 – on the day of Immaculate Conception of Blessed Mary the Virgin – two men entered the cathedral of Blessed Mary the Virgin in Strasburg. »
THE BRITISH WANT ‘ALFIE’S LAW’
Beata Zajączkowska
The British are postulating for introducing ‘Alfie’s law’ which allow for avoiding conflicts between parents and doctors in the future, in cases of terminally ill children. »
WIESŁAWA LEWANDOWSKA
Introducing the prohibition of trade on Sunday proved that shopping in shopping centres does not have to be chosen by Poles as a way of spending their free time. It turned out that one can live without shopping on Sunday »
WILL THE LAW AND JUSTICE PARTY STAND UP FOR LIFE?
ARTUR STELMASIAK
The civic project ‘Stop Abortion’ is stopped by the coalition of the Law and Justice party, the Civic Platform and the .Modern. Is there a chance to enact life-giving law? »
Mirosław Piotrowski
Nord Stream 2 is not an economic project. But it was. For many months, even years. »
POLISH CONTRIBUTION IN THE EUROPEAN HERITAGE
KRYSTYNA CZUBA
The history of Poland means a multi-century stage of struggles for its place among the nations of Europe. There was also a ‘cry for the right to have one’s own place on the map of Europe’ – for nearly 150 years of Poland partitions. Primate Stefan Wyszyński wrote: ‘The worst crime against the western culture were partitions of Poland’ »
Fr. Piotr Bączek talks with Joanna Jurgała-Jureczko, an author of the biography of the writer, about life and work of Zofia Kossak-Szatkowska
The Lent is over. So, it is high time for our examination of conscience. Also Polish politicians should stand up in the whole truth, especially in the most important issue which is human life. »
A POLISH CHEMIST AND LCD SCREENS
WITOLD IWAŃCZAK
A Pole, a soldier, a chemist and scientist, a philanthropist and a great patriot. Lucian Barton, as it was his name after he had received American citizenship, a man who contributed to the fact that today we have TV sets and LCD monitors »
WOJCIECH DUDKIEWICZ
Regardless of whether Christian Democrats will create the government with the Social-Democrats or not, this is the end of the most weird and surprising attempt of creating the governmental coalition in the latest history of Germany »
Fr. Ireneusz Skubiś talks with Artur Dreifinger – a Jew saved in Poland during the war occupation
MARIA SZULIKOWSKA
Born in Markowa village on 2 March 1900, eighteen years later he celebrated regaining independence, on 11 November 1918, free Poland returned to the world map! »
A JEWISH CHILD AND ‘SUNDAY’ (‘NIEDZIELA’)
ANNA JANOWSKA
He was one of the saved from Holocaust. In the editorial office of ‘Niedziela’ we could meet with him personally. Arturo Dreifinger who moved to Argentina after the war, arrived in Poland in 2006 and visited the editorial office of ‘Niedziela’. »
STEADFAST FAITH OF STEADFAST SOLDIERS
ARTUR STELMASIAK
Doomed Soldiers were fighting for freedom, so they were knights of the most right matter. When they lost hope, their only weapon was faith.. and this faith was from the most valuable steel »