Wacław Leszczyński: In the Service of Evil

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Wacław Leszczyński: In the Service of Evil
date:07 January 2026 Editor: Editorial

Probably not many Poles realise that their sense of belonging to the Polish nation is mostly the merit of the Catholic Church. due to the fact that the Church was not only a depositary and a defender of faith, but besides a guardian of Polish national identity.

He united the Piast principalities during the period of the territory breakdown in the centuries XII-XIV. He united the Polish people in all 3 partitions in the 19th-XXth century. He defended Poles during the German and Russian business in 1939-89. Her enemies know about his importance to Poland. They besides know that in order to defeat it, they must destruct the Polish Church, so they fought and fought him.
During the period of partitions in the Russian partition, churches were closed, Polish priests and bishops were sent to Siberia. In the Prussian partition, Germans during the “Kulturkampfu” blocked the casting of the parish by Polish priests, closed the spiritual seminary, imprisoned the archbishop and bishops. During planet War II, Germany murdered over 2,700 Polish priests and monks (including Archbishop and Bishop), and they were imprisoned by about 4 1000 of them. The Russians did the same at the time, closing the churches, exporting to Siberia and murdering respective 100 Polish priests.
In the Polish People's Republic, ruled by the governors of the Russian occupier, in the service of the Evil, the ecclesiastical goods were plundered and crosses were torn off the walls. Russia's “services” of the Polish People's Republic murdered 10 priests. Primate Wyszynski, bishops and priests were imprisoned. The mentally and morally weak priests were drawn into the "prince of patriots" and urged (about 10% of the clergy) to be "ministers". It was intended to make a “new man”, an internationalist, in the image of the russian - abroad Commandments: “honor your father and your mother”, “don’t kill”, “don’t steal”, “don’t talk false evidence against your neighbor”, like Pawka Morozov (which condemned his father). From the minute the Russian occupier laid siege to governments in Poland, they issued regulations in order to accomplish this goal. His obstacle was religion due to the fact that she taught the Good of the other of Evil. So already on 13.09.1945 they began to fight her by removing her grades from school certificates. From 14.04.1950, the grade of religion was not taken to mean. In 1950/51, spiritual lessons were not included in the curriculum. In the last classes of most advanced schools, the weekly dimension of religion was reduced to 1 hour, and in the remaining classes it could only take place in the last lesson. In the 1950s, a network of TPD (Świecki) schools was created without religion. By 1951, there were 6360 schools without spiritual science, which represented about 25% of all schools. 4.08.1958 were banned from teaching religion in primary school to members of the Orders. From 8.12.1956 on, religion could be taught only after or before classes. All these provisions were issued without legislation, unlawfully, on the basis of the law "as understood" by the authorities of the Polish People's Republic, Russian occupiers. 15.07.1961, on their orders, the education of religion in schools was abolished by law.
The last Russian business troops left Poland in 1993. However, in all public and social institutions, the Russian agentura was supported by erstwhile beneficiaries of the PRL, officers: "services", committees of the PZPR, justice apparatus, state and local government administration, troops and retired singers, musicians and actors, and "expired" actresses and literates and their families. As far as possible, they continued the fight against the Church ordered by Russia to the communists. Their predecessors did it for Stalin's glory, and they did it for his current successor. It was started by the media, then by opinion-making communists. They were written to replace the secretaries of the PZPR, a clergyman. Primitive supporters were told stories about the wealth of the clergy. For a Russian “loan” a hideous weekly edited by a spokesperson for the martial law authorities blasphemed the Church and the believers. Then priests were accused of pedophilia. Immoral politicians drove the impostor as a victim of the clergy pedophilia to the pope and he fell for it. An atmosphere of hatred of the clergy and the Church was created, resulting in attacks on priests and their murder, acts of blasphemy and disruption of services (e.g. by politicians!), demolition of churches and symbols of Christianity.
Enemies of the Church are enraged by Radio Maryja and her creator Fr Rydzyk for breaking the media monopoly. Rydzyk's father was accused of contacting Russia, he was braided (primitive supporters) about his wealth, buying an costly car and helicopter. They want to destruct the St John Paul II Museum in Toruń due to his patron hated by them and by Russia. Cardinal Sapieha and John Paul II defamed in the tabloid broadcasts. Like their predecessors from the Polish People's Republic, they advance the execution of unborn children and begin to rip crosses off the walls of the offices. Like those for the same purpose, they limited the teaching of religion. As in the PRL, her grades are not taken for average marks, and her lessons must take place before or after classes and their dimensions are reduced illegally to 1 hr a week. The run of hatred produces fruit, irresponsible parents compose out children from spiritual lessons, the number of believers fell on Sundays, in elections to parliament half of Poles voted for enemies of the Church and there are results. But evil will not prevail, its action is counterproductive. Radio Maryja could be a local Toruń station, and thanks to attacks on them, it became common throughout Poland. Museum them. St John Paul II in Toruń is 1 of many and fewer would know about it. And thanks to attempts to destruct it, half a million Poles protest against attacks on them. So Evil turns into Good!

Wacław Leszczyński


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