Rydzyk didn't bite his tongue on Jasna Góra. “What are you thinking, woman?”

Zdjęcie: Rydzyk nie gryzł się w język na Jasnej Górze. „Co ty, kobieto, sobie wyobrażasz?”

Oh. Tadeusz Rydzyk criticized the government and Minister Barbara Nowacka. He besides said that “Poles harm the Church” | fot. Wikimedia

Oh. Tadeusz Rydzyk criticized during the speech on Jasna Góra the head of MEN Barbara Nowacka and... a large part of Poles. According to the friar-businessman, Poles “are harming the Church” by choosing to parliament people who “destroy it”. He besides referred to the current ruling team, which late took action, among others, on spiritual lessons in schools. “When I see a minister saying there will be no religion, I say, ‘What you, woman, imagine, Poland is not your farm’,” said the celebrated redemptorist.

Oh. Tadeusz Rydzyk appeared at Jasna Góra on the occasion of the arrival of the Radio Maryja household pilgrimage. Among the guests of the event were PiS politicians – including Mariusz Błaszczak, Przemysław Czarnek and Dariusz Matecki.

Speaking to the assembled, Fr Rydzyk stated rather shockingly that "Poles harm the Church". “They elect those to parliament who destruct the Church, who destruct religion in Poland, who fight against religion,” explained the editor from Toruń.

"Poland besides selected them, Poles. See how much we gotta do to get people back, get their hearts back for God, their thinking. We see that there is simply a crisis and faith, but there is besides a crisis of reason," the friar said.

Rydzyk criticized MEN's boss during a speech on Jasna Góra. “What are you thinking, woman?”

In his criticism of the full current ruling camp, Fr. Rydzyk devoted a peculiar place to the head of the Ministry of National Education, Minister Barbara Nowacka, who is liable for the changes in the teaching of religion in schools.

"Let us not let holiness to be abused. erstwhile I see a minister who says there will be no religion, I say, ‘What you, woman, imagine, Poland is not your farm, what it is expected to mean’," said the Torun redemptorist.

"We Catholics, let us not let ourselves spit on the Church and the Lord God, let us not let ourselves be taken distant from the faith," he urged and added, "we must set people's heads right, due to the fact that what happens in Poland is simply a consequence of people having their heads crossed."

Source: fact.pl