
Poland Prepped to Keep World Youth Day Secure
Poland doesn’t appear to be a leading target for Islamist terrorists, but recent attacks elsewhere in Europe and ISIS’ known hostility to the Pope and to ‘crusader’ countries have generated concerns.
Poland doesn’t appear to be a leading target for Islamist terrorists, but recent attacks elsewhere in Europe and ISIS’ known hostility to the Pope and to ‘crusader’ countries have generated concerns.
The Holy Father joined the children Wednesday just before taking off to World Youth Day in Krakow.
Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz welcomed pilgrims to the youth event on July 26 in Krakow.
Pope Francis says his entire WYD visit to Poland ‘will be inspired by mercy during this Jubilee Year and by the grateful and blessed memory of St. John Paul II.’
The international youth event, starting Tuesday in Krakow, Poland, is meant ‘to celebrate the Jubilee of Mercy, through the intercession of St. John Paul II.’
‘Jesus satisfies not only material hunger, but the most profound of hungers: the hunger for meaning in life, the hunger for God,’ the Holy Father said July 26.
Bishop Frank Caggiano of Bridgeport, Conn., spoke after the “Krakow Kickoff” event, held July 7 at the St. John Paul II National Shrine in Washington.
The song, inspired by the theme ‘Blessed Are the Merciful,’ was introduced at the conclusion of the traditional procession of the Magi to mark Epiphany.
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