Kaczynski at Jasna Gora: There is no Polish without the Church | TV … – Television Republic

– There is no moral teaching Poland other than that which the Church proclaims (…) There is no Polish without the Church – said Jaroslaw Kaczynski at the 24th Radio Maryja pilgrimage to Jasna Gora.
                 

At the beginning of his speech, Jaroslaw Kaczynski thanked Metropolitan Archbishop of Szczecin-Kamieniec Dziędze Andrew, who preached the homily during the Mass emphasized the need to show opposition to “bad law “, referring in this way, among others, to the Convention on Domestic Violence and the Law ws. in vitro. – Poland waited for those words – said Kaczynski, thanking the priest. – I would like to thank you for the fact that he presented in a clear and resolute stand of the church – he added.

As pointed out by Kaczynski “Poland must love, you love her and for her active work effectively together.” – You have to operate under the leadership of which is reliable. Here they hear words about hetmance, of Our Lady Queen of Polish, Polish hetmance. Under her leadership we need to lead Poland to a good change – said Kaczynski.

– I wanted to say that those who already have earned offices, which entitle to such conduct, the president-elect and those who strive for it, first and foremost candidate for Prime Minister, Mrs. Beata Szydlo, it certainly is not deaf people are not deaf to the voice of the Poles, they are not deaf to all this, what the Church teaches and what is the foundation of our faith and what is the foundation of Polishness – said the President of the PiS.

– There is no one in Poland other than the moral teachings proclaimed by the Church. And even if anyone had doubts, even if someone did not believe, but he was a Polish patriot, he must accept it. He must accept that there is no Polish without the Church, there is no Polish without this foundation, which lasts for over a thousand years – concluded Kaczynski.

In the pilgrimage attended Law and Justice deputy Antoni Macierewicz, Adam Kwiatkowski, Margaret Sadurska, Zbigniew Ziobro, Marek Jurek and Arkadiusz Mularczyk. In total, during Mass at Jasna Gora, gathered more than 100 thousand people.