"Human wickedness knows no bounds"—these are the words of Aneta Dobroch, the funeral director, who summarized the unprecedented situation in Stalowa Wola (Podkarpackie Voivodeship). The daughters' decision to bury their father in a secular manner sparked such intense opposition within the family that mourning receded into the background. A second obituary was posted in the stairwell, and the deceased was bid farewell amidst open boycotts and mut…
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"Human wickedness knows no bounds"—these are the words of Aneta Dobroch, the funeral director, who summarized the unprecedented situation in Stalowa Wola (Podkarpackie Voivodeship). The daughters' decision to bury their father in a secular manner sparked such intense opposition within the family that mourning receded into the background. A second obituary was posted in the stairwell, and the deceased was bid farewell amidst open boycotts and mut…