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Drama that lasted for years

Katarzyna Woynarowska

Almost everyone has heard about the case of Krzysztof Olewnik. Kidnapped in 2001 the son of a businessman from Plock was kept in inhuman conditions and finally murdered by his kidnappers. »

America: time of trial

Marek Jurek

The fact that the fate of authority in the biggest countries concerns the whole world has been known at least since the time when Constantine the Great, winning over Maxentius ‘in the sign of the cross’, granted freedom to Christians. Power is always released and makes the entire world better or worse. »

Independence is future

Marek Jurek

We are inclined to speak about independence in the retro style, like about an important historical issue. Poland regained independence after World War I. »

The crisis is going to affect us

Marian Miszalski

The government of Tusk does his best to convince our society that the financial crisis in America caused by profiteers and unreasonable state legislation that favoured the crisis as well as a lack of proper supervision of the US Federal Reserve »

Health: a national issue

Lucyna Wisniewska

One can discussed whether a reform of health protection will be always a valid issue; whether one can form its final shape. Since one must be aware that there are no ideal solutions in this field because even the richest countries in the world cannot solve all problems concerning health care. »

Socialism washes over America

cialism washes over America tor>Marian Miszalski

‘To get to the bottom’… – and the mechanism of the financial crisis in America was revealed surprisingly quickly. This mechanism is not a result of the free market chaos but the decision that was taken years ago by the Democrats who controlled the Congress »

Sudan waits for our help

Aneta Ignatowicz

I greet all from hot Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. Today for the first time I have visited the school run by the Salesian sisters who have worked in Sudan for 25 years. »

Educational miracle

Teresa Trudzik

I think to myself that in the offices of the Ministry of Education there are mysterious hostile powers that exert overwhelming influence on the people who are there. »

The community of the family is the foundation of the European Community

Mieczyslaw E. Janowski

Proper functioning of each society (understood in its local, tribal, clan, national, state dimension) or civilisation defined as a whole depends on the family. »

After the visit of the Russian minister

Marian Miszalski

The Russian politics, as all things indicate, has achieved its aim in Georgia: there will be no transit of oil and gas to Europe, which Russia will not control. »

The left-wing party was left only with the Church to fight with

Czeslaw Ryszka

After several articles concerning the allegedly controversial decisions taken by the Joint Government and Episcopal Property Commission had been published in ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’ the Democratic Left-Wing Alliance (SLD) rolled into action. »

Do something for Poland

Rev. Msgr Ireneusz Skubis talks to Fr Tadeusz Rydzyk, Director of Radio Maryja and chairman of the Lux Veritatis Foundation, about the project of geothermal drilling.

The cult of banality in media?

Bishop Adam Lepa

Banality has become all-present. It can be seen in common and public language, in life style, in art, politics and entertainment. Advertisements are full of banality. Banality is effectively pushed in thinking and emotions. It has become part of human environment and culture. »

In Brussels like in Munich?

Marian Miszalski

It is hard to avoid the impression that the former KGB people from the present day Kremlin filled the Germans’ shoes before the year 1939 and decided for politics of accomplished facts, having discerned that the European Union – in spite of appearances of unity – is more divided and weaker than the announcements of the Brussels propaganda. »

Small Georgia – big test

Marian Miszalski

What are the goals of the Russian politics in Europe? The events in Georgia put this question in focus. »

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