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Polish bishops call for prayer and social peace amid Constitutional Tribunal tensions
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Polish bishops have called on the faithful to pray for the country and for social peace following tensions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.
Archbishop Adrian Galbas published an appeal on social media on Friday evening, October 30. He asked for prayers for the nation and for those in power to receive the gifts of prudence and humility. The Archbishop expressed a desire for all authorities to act honestly and with respect for the law, suggesting that these intentions be entrusted to God through the intercession of Mary, Queen of Poland, and the country's patrons.
Bishop Artur Ważny stated that institutional crises serve as a test of individual consciences. He urged people to overcome evil with good and to maintain respect for others even during emotional legal disputes. The Bishop called for prayer in homes and institutions for the Polish people and for prudence among those involved in the conflict. He also noted that the law should serve people rather than being used as a tool for temporary advantage.
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