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Fundacja Życie i Rodzina to organize public rosary

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Catholic IntelligenceUpdated 1 min read

The Life and Family Foundation plans to hold regular public rosary prayers in front of the A. Falkiewicz Hospital in Wrocław. The foundation announced these prayers to advocate for the protection of unborn children following the selection of Gizela Jagielska to provide medical services at the hospital.

According to the Life and Family Foundation, Jagielska is a doctor known for performing late-term abortions. The foundation stated it does not intend to leave the hospital's decision regarding her services without a response.

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