FATIMA – LESSONS FROM POLAND
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FATIMA – LESSONS FROM POLAND
This article by Edward Kowalski is dedicated to the memory of Hamish Fraser, a traditional Catholic convert from Communism, who suspected from the outset that events in Poland, around the Solidarity phenomenon, were not necessarily what we were led to believe they were. Translation by ASF & CB-P. This article first appeared in Action Familiale et Scolaire1, No. 216, August 2011
(Mr Kowalski was born in Poland, studied there and worked there until his defection to the German Federal Republic in the 1980s. He managed to emigrate to Canada before the ‘fall of the Berlin Wall’. It was with the discovery of traditional Catholic doctrine, and more particularly, in the fight for the restoration of the Traditional Mass that he was brought to understand the real nature of the events through which he himself lived in his country of origin. Enlightened at the same time about life in the so-called free countries, he recognized in the politically correct and fixed thinking of the Westerner the same social dynamics which operated under the communist regime; a Gulag minor, for the moment at least.)
