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Bishop Ważny: The Fact that Darkness Has Fallen in Our Lives Does Not Mean that God Is Not in It
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For the second time, Jasna Góra gathered people who feel hurt, lost, or relegated to the "fringes of the Church." During his homily, Bishop Artur Ważny spoke about the experience of rejection, the wounds inflicted by the community, and how those who have experienced exclusion can help open the doors of the Church to others.
The Church needs your sensitivity. He who has shed tears on the church mat will be able to open the door to the shipwrecked – said Bishop Artur Ważny during a pilgrimage from the outskirts of the Church. The homily delivered during the pilgrimage […]
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