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Ks. Marek Pieńkowski removed from respirator
First source report
Fr. Marek Pieńkowski, the director of the Jarosław Abbey, has been disconnected from a ventilator as his health improves. According to a Facebook update from the Jarosław Abbey page, the priest has begun communicating using short sentences and received Holy Communion.
Fr. Pieńkowski is recovering in a hospital in Jarosław following a knife attack at the St. Nicholas and St. Stanislaus rectorial church on September 24. During the incident, a 31-year-old Ukrainian man named Ihor M. attacked five people, including three priests and two laypeople. The attack resulted in the death of Fr. Stanisław Zbojnowicz.
While Fr. Pieńkowski remains in the hospital, another priest, Fr. Adrian, has returned to the Abbey after receiving medical treatment. Two other individuals, Ewa and Krzysztof, were also injured during the attack, with Krzysztof reported to be in serious condition.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Reporting@niedziela_plPoprawia się stan zdrowia ks. Marka Pieńkowskiego z Jarosławia
Niedziela
- Reporting@Stacja7plNowe informacje o księdzu rannym w Jarosławiu. „Został odłączony od respiratora”
Stacja7 · Paulina Armatys
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- Oct 5, 1:16 AM Niedziela Polski Poprawia się stan zdrowia ks. Marka Pieńkowskiego z Jarosławia
- Oct 5, 5:00 AM Stacja7 Polski Nowe informacje o księdzu rannym w Jarosławiu. „Został odłączony od respiratora”
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