The speech of Fr.Tadeusz Isakowicz-Zaleski was the speech of the statesman

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The speech of Fr.Tadeusz Isakowicz-Zaleski was the speech of the statesman
date:14 January 2024 Editor: Anna

Historical problems, especially those painful and so far unresolved, have a major impact on the present – with the words of the motto of his book Fr Tadeusz Isakowicz- Zaleski addressed the president of the ultimate Council of Ukraine on 11 July 2023 at the Volynský Skwer in Warsaw. It was the speech of a statesman who, on behalf of the nation and the Polish state, thanked for the presence of Ruslan Stefanczyk, said that it was crucial for us to exhume and worthy of burial the remains of the victims of Ukrainian genocide scattered in thousands of death pits in Ukraine for which we are waiting. The current representatives of the Polish government of various options, right-wing, left-wing and left-wing, folk, green, judenrat GW and their pen holder, have been presenting for years the position of Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan, who powerfully criticized as a "discriminatory and racist" French bill that punishes those who deny Armenian genocide in the Ottoman Empire.

Polish citizens referring to the condemnation of Ukrainian genocide and the law prohibiting the glorification of executioners (Bandera, Szuchewycz, Melnik, etc.) were regarded as "a Russian onuca" and by GW religions utilizing 1 word towards another nations - "anti-Semites", although Ukrainians murdered Jews residing in the Volynian, Lviv Voivodeship, Stanislawian, Tarnopolskie, Polesian, Lublin Voivodeship. Simon Wiesenthal pursuing the perpetrators of shoah wrote in his memoirs Law no revenge: Although the Austrians constituted only 8% of the population of the 3rd Reich, anti-Semitism in Austria was much stronger than in Germany and both matched Ukrainian anti-Semitism. (Simon Wiesenthal, Law is not revenge).
The peasants were murdered – what position does the president of PSL take? Workers and intelligents were killed – what position does the SLD and the PO take? specified a statesman is the Prime Minister of Hungary - representing the interest of the nation, financial aid (not humanitarian aid) granted to Ukraine has depended on the treatment of the Hungarian number in Ukraine.Unfortunately, we elect representatives of another nations to the government, eager to benefit only from our multi-century achievements.
It would seem that in the 21st century in Europe this should have been done long ago. Unfortunately, it's not. Despite decades, the bones of many Polish citizens are inactive scattered behind Bug in the forests and yards, or are inactive lying in the “death pits”. Besides, only about 12% of the graves, which are respective thousand, are set crosses and commemorative plaques. The work of the Council for the Protection of the Memory of Combat and Martyrdom in Warsaw, frequently inhibited by political pressures, is highly slow and unstrong. At most a fewer or respective commemorations a year. At this rate, that and a 100 years won't be enough. Therefore, the Latin metropolitan in Lviv, Archbishop Mieczysław Mokrzycki, constantly appeals to his fellow east churches to support these actions. Unfortunately, the consequence is insignificant. The joint declaration of the Polish Church and the Greek Catholic Church of 26 June 2013 contained the conviction "We besides see the request to commemorate the victims in places of their death and the top suffering" but in practice it only ended there. It is worth noting that the bishops - the signatories, like politicians, have given way to writing the fact about genocide. They did not even mention that on 11 July 1943, called “Blood Sunday” was a robbery of dozens of Roman Catholic temples, in which thousands of praying believers, including many priests, were murdered.
Incidentally, the Polish episcopate inactive does not want to start beatification of 160 clergymen killed by banderists. The only exception is the late opened beatification process of Fr.Ludwik Wrodarczyk, the oblata, the parish priest in Okopy in Volyn, slaughtered by Ukrainians with a saw in half. The Greek Catholic Church, on the another hand, does not want to separate itself from the worship of Bandera (the boy of a Unitian priest) nor to tell the fact about the engagement of any of its clergy in the activities of UPA and SS “Galizen” For example, a Greek Catholic priest who later became editors of the “Svoboda” radio in Canada took part in the murders in the Polish - Armenian city in Kuty nad Czeremoszom.
It should besides be added that the main signatory of the letter from the Greek-Catholic side, Archbishop of Światosław Szewczuk of Kiev, has avoided gathering with the families of the murdered. He besides did not invitation them to Panichida, a ceremony service in the church in Warsaw, although he invited state and organization dignitaries. He besides did not pray, and he did not light a fire on the graves of the murdered, though he was in Lublin, shriveled with blood killed by UPA. (A surviving story, Fr Tadeusz Isakowicz – Zaleski)
Sigmund Rumel, To the death of a poet
And erstwhile he is not with you,
Put him down with a steppe henchman -
To hear a thunderbolt sing a goose
And the wind's breaking fire...
To give him a period up from the limes
The eyes were drawn with a red tutaj...
And the kneeling would hear the storks,
When the wind absorbs the flying feathers...
Let the eagles beak the song,
And theorban with the song they sizzled...
For it will be yours and ours.
He sang before he rested in the grave...
♪ Let the dusk be there ♪ ♪ Shining bright ♪
Heaven's purest and humblest -
♪ To make the night of the night ♪
He looked into the universe above it huge!

The bread was for St. Brother Albert a symbol of natural goodness without borders, like the goodness of God, which makes the sun shine over the good and the bad (Mt 5:45). Being as good as bread made the Liberals and the people profoundly believers cling to Brother Albert - from the retreat of Fr Jan Machniak. Good as bread was the late Fr Tadeusz Isakowicz – Zaleski. It is not only a concern for the residents in the Centre for the Disabled Sophia Tetelowska and Stanisław Pruszyński in Radwowice, which has been operating since September 1989 and its goal is to care for people with intellectual disabilities who have lost their parents and guardians. It is simply a concern for the destiny of the Republic and the Polish people, that is, for me too. Thank you. The motto was quoted from the book Live History, which the unbreakable priest of the late Tadeusz Isakowicz-Zaleski wrote in 2014 on his 58th birthday:
Oh, my God.
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