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Posted by Edyta Markowska
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Poland has two saint patrons: saint Stanislaw and saint Wojciech. They were both bishops. The former lived in the 11th century, the latter in the 10th. They were very religious and both were killed by pagans. Unfortunatelly, we celebrate only their days in churches, but they are not very popular. Now, the church officials think of "establishing" one patron, who would be popular and better known to all Polish people. They shouldn't have a problem. Our beloved John Paul!
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