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Catholic parish observances in Poland

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Catholic parishes across Poland have organized various religious observances and community events for August 2026. Early announcements focused on preparations for the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary on August 15, which coincides with Polish Armed Forces Day. Scheduled activities included liturgical celebrations, processions, pilgrimages, and the blessing of herbs and flowers (Matka Boża Zielna). Notable regional events included an odpust in Koronowo featuring musical performances and diocesan harvest festivals in Rokitno. As the month progressed, specific parish schedules highlighted localized activities. In Otmuchów, the month was designated as a period for sobriety, with upcoming meetings planned to focus on family relationships. In Tarnobrzeg, community events included fundraising picnics and cultural activities such as a concert at Dzików Castle as part of the 34th Organ and Chamber Music Festival. Religious observances continued through novenas and various feast day celebrations. Recent pastoral announcements for the period of August 15–23, 2026, have expanded these schedules to include liturgical calendars and mass intentions for both the living and the deceased. New developments include upcoming harvest festival (Dożynki) celebrations in Moszczenica, which will feature a solemn mass and traditional ceremonies. Other regional activities include the feast of St. Hyacinth in Otmuchów, a sobriety meeting at Góra Świętej Anny, and continued musical programming at Dzików Castle. On August 14, reports indicated that the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was being celebrated at the Dominican Sanctuary in Jarosław, led by Bishop Szymon ~~Stułkowski, with an emphasis on faith and tradition.~~ Stułkowski. On August 15, in Morasku, three Missionary Sisters—S. Anastazja Miszkura, S. Anna Grygorcewicz, and S. Monika Klima—made their perpetual religious vows ~~during the Feast~~ of ~~the Assumption.~~ poverty, chastity, and obedience. The ceremony was presided over by Bishop Robert Chrząszcz, ~~who discussed the significance of following God’s call~~ who, in his ~~homily.~~ homily, addressed the themes of divine mission and the separation from biological relatives.

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