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Archbishop Andrzej Przybylski warns against separating spirituality from psychology
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Archbishop Andrzej Przybylski of Katowice cautioned against creating divisions between the spiritual and psychological spheres. In an interview with KAI, the archbishop stated that the central question is not whether these two worlds should be connected, but how to integrate them.
These comments follow a discussion regarding a column by Fr. Szymik titled "Letter to a Young Priest," which addressed the relationship between spirituality and psychotherapy. Archbishop Przybylski noted that Christian courage does not mean an absence of fear or weakness. He said it is appropriate for priests to seek understanding and help from others when facing difficulties or weaknesses, noting that God is a God of unity.
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