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Religious commemorations in Poland

Overview

In Poland, various religious and civic ceremonies have been held to honor Catholic saints.

In Gdynia and Zduńska Wola, new monuments were unveiled to commemorate Saint Maximilian Kolbe. The Gdynia memorial marks the 55th anniversary of his beatification, while the Zduńska Wola bronze sculpture, titled ‘Ofiarowanie’ (Offering), commemorates his canonization and his martyrdom in Auschwitz.

Following these commemorations, several educational institutions held ceremonies to honor religious figures. A primary school in Przyłęk officially adopted the name of Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe. Meanwhile, in Łubno, a primary school was named after Saint John Paul II during a ceremony led by Archbishop Adam Szal. In Janów Lubelski, a high school hosted a musical performance titled ‘Ways of Mercy’ to reflect on the legacy of Saint John Paul II.

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Zduńska Wola · Przyłęk · Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe · Gdynia · Saint John Paul II

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  1. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Polish schools honor Catholic saints through naming ceremonies

    Primary schools in Przyłęk and Łubno, along with a high school in Janów Lubelski, held ceremonies to honor Saint Maximilian Kolbe and Saint John Paul II through naming and cultural events.

  2. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Poland unveils new monuments honoring Saint Maximilian Kolbe

    Monuments honoring Saint Maximilian Kolbe have been unveiled in Gdynia and Zduńska Wola, Poland, commemorating his life, martyrdom, and connection to the local communities.

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diecezjasandomierska.pl · korsokolbuszowskie.pl · m.radiogdansk.pl · misyjne.pl · przemyska.pl · zdunskawola.pl