Pierwsza pielgrzymka papieża Jana Pawła II do Polski 1979
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PHOTO: EAST NEWS/AFP
Pope John Paul II (L) prays 07 June 1979 in Oswiecim-Brzezinka after he placed a wreath at the floor of the death block cell at Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp where Beatus Maximilian Kolbe died during WWII. The pontiff visited Poland from 02 to 10 June during his 2nd International Pastoral visit. Maximilian Kolbe (1874-1941), Polish Franciscan priest, founded in 1917 a devotional association, the Militia of Mary Immaculate. He was arrested by Gestapo in 1939, and again in 1941, and imprisoned in Auschwitz, where he gave his life in exchange for one of the condemned prisoners. He was canonized in 1982.
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1979-06-07
EAST NEWS
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