B. Ratter: They looked with horror at the small-heartedness of governments, sinners of yielding

"The traitor sits in the first benches of the churches, has strong elbows and is well sedated. She's everywhere, she's comfortable in the most crucial studios of television."- wrote Witold Gadowski quoting Lusi Ogińska's poem "Traitor"

"Traitor of my nation - I search you,

I'm looking for the sound of the parade!

I'm looking for and finding,

erstwhile you kiss Poland on the cheek!

I heard you! I heard from a distance,

erstwhile they asked about you in hell!

They said:

Aren't you afraid of evil?

Aren't you afraid of Polish anger?

You traitor to my nation!

I call from the soul, without a voice...

You traitor to my nation!

Do you know I hear a tree growing,

It is already increasing on your gallows!”

"As your spiritual father, I feel it is crucial to repeat the following basic truths which have always been understood by the Church since time immemorial and to emphasize that the Church exists not to redefine matters of faith, but to defender the Deposit of religion which was handed over to us by our Lord himself through the apostles, saints and martyrs "— defence of the Deposit of religion handed over by Bishop Joseph Strickland among others in a pastoral letter to faithful dioceses Tyler became the reason for his appeal by Pope Francis.

Many of our wise ancestors – politicians, scholars in science, art, theology in the Second Polish Republic – saw the horror and abomination of the plan of the oligarchs of communism and warned against the work of their mercenaries: "Until the general public understands this, until the general public realizes that in order to defend Poland from the Bolshevik revolution, it is not adequate to fight out the overt communist propaganda, but to counteract all discord - due to the fact that all disorder is the work of communist hawks - it will not halt the increasingly dangerous foundations of our independency of the Bolshevik wave" - Stanisław Grabski Prof. Jan Kazimierz University in Lviv.

Pope Pius XI defended the Deposit of religion and the faithful of the Catholic Church against communist depravity, among others, in a letter announced on February 2, 1930. Poles read in "The Fight against Bolshevism": The Holy Father’s letter marking the crimes of communism shook profoundly the Christians of the world. Until now, passive, unorganized, they have seen with fear the small-heartedness of governments, sinning yielding to the raging wickedness and crimes of the followers of Lenin paganism. Christians present begin to join a large crusade. Bolshevo - Communism is simply a modern paganism, vaccinated with technological methods. He directs the global conspiracy to impose on the planet his bloody, "unlimited no law" dictatorship. Time to stop! less and less people believe in the "communist paradise" story. less and less people let themselves to obscure the essence of communism with explanation of economical doctrines. It is becoming clearer that communism does not commit itself to robbing a citizen of all his material possessions, but that it besides wants to kill the soul in him.

Fragment of Pope Pius XI: This sacrilege of impunity has turned its fury not only against priests and faithful adults, but the organizers of the atheistic and "anti-religious front" struggles have wanted to corrupt young people, abusing their naivety and unawareness, and alternatively of giving them science, education and culture, which, by the way, as nobleness, justice and prosperity, cannot make and flourish without a religion, has been organized into "a league of militant impoverishment", wanting to cover the moral, cultural and economical decline of the barren and inhuman activities in which children are urged to accuse their parents, to profanate and destruct their edifices and spiritual emblems, and, above all, to defile their souls with all kinds of transgressions and the most indescrepitable ma-terial and inhuman activities, and its chairman, in order to destruct God and religion, led to the demolition of intelligence, and even of human nature.

... In the last Christmas, not only were hundreds of churches closed, the mass of paintings burned down, all the workers and students were forced to work in schools and the celebration of Sundays abolished, but they went so far as to force mill workers, men and women, to sign a declaration stating their formal apostasy and hatred of God, under the fear that they would be taken distant their cards for bread, clothing and housing, without which all resident of this unfortunate country would gotta die of hunger, misery and cold. In addition, in all cities and many villages, disgraceful carnival spectacles were organized, akin to what abroad diplomats had before their eyes in Moscow itself, in the center of the capital at Christmas time; passing platforms were seen on which the assembled reptile, dressed in liturgical robes, taunted and spat on the cross, and large trees were carried on large trucks, on which hung by the neck of mannequins, depicting Catholic and Orthodox bishops. In the city center, another group of youth outcasts committed all sorts of sacrilege actions against the cross.

Dan in Rome at St. Peter's, February 2nd, on the feast of the Purification of the Virgin Mary, in 1930, the eighth Our Pontificate. Pius Pp, XI.

At the same time, so small is said about this in the social media that in Poland more than 16 people are killed all day, including 12 young people," said Archbishop Wacław Depo.

Oh, my God.

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