
Funeral celebrations of a priest murdered in Jarosław
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Fr. Stanisław Zbojnowicz died after a knife attack that occurred on September 24 in the Benedictine Sisters' Abbey in Jarosław.
The last journey of Fr. Stanisław Zbojnowicz
Funeral celebrations of Fr. Stanisław Zbojnowicz are held in the parish church of St. Exaltation of the Holy Cross in Grzęska in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship.
Fr. Stanisław Zbojnowicz died as a result of a knife attack in the Benedictine Sisters' Abbey in Jarosław. The tragedy occurred on September 24.
The attacker turned out to be a Ukrainian citizen who had escaped from Germany to Poland the night before the incident. The 31-year-old stabbed four men and a woman. One of the priests, Fr. Stanisław Zbojnowicz, did not survive the attack.
The knifeman is in a psychiatric hospital
Ihor M.'s condition does not allow him to be interrogated and charged, Małgorzata Taciuch-Kurasiewicz, spokeswoman for the District Prosecutor's Office in Przemyśl, said on Friday. Experts found he had "severe psychotic symptoms." The court imposed a three-month pre-trial detention on the Ukrainian citizen. He is in hospital.
On Saturday, a silent march took place in Jarosław in memory of the murdered priest. Stanisław Zbojnowicz. Crowds of residents gathered in the market square. Earlier, there was a service during which the homily was delivered by Fr. Adrian, who was slightly injured during Thursday's attack. After receiving medical assistance, he left the hospital. The priest appealed not to attribute responsibility for the act to the entire nation the suspect comes from.
We forgive and ask for prayer for us, but in a special way I am asking you to pray for our perpetrator and for the grace of conversion for him. He needs this prayer the most. We must overcome the evil that happened in our abbey with love and forgiveness, said Fr. Adrian.
I am asking you not to blame the nation the perpetrator was from, because the evil was committed by a specific person. Let us not respond with hatred, but with love, support, understanding and care, he emphasized during the sermon.

The prosecutor's office in Radom brought twelve charges against Adrian M. for the destruction of ten objects, including five entered into the register of monuments, carried out from September 1 to 22. The man pleaded guilty and faces up to 8 years in prison for hooligan acts, destroying monuments and insulting religious feelings.

On Tuesday morning at the care and education center at ul. Mazurska in Elbląg, there was an explosion of amphetamine-like substances in the room of a 15-year-old, which resulted in the evacuation of children and adolescents. No one was hurt, only the partition wall was damaged. The youth will spend the night in the municipal care complex at ul. Brave.

The court in Poznań sentenced Łukasz S. to 7 years in prison for a series of 21 crimes, including the brutal killing of the ostrich Zenek in Bolechówek. However, the judgment was annulled due to the status of the judge in the case of the so-called neojudge.

An 8th grade student of a primary school in Staszków, Slovakia, attacked children and teachers with a sharp object. As a result of the incident, a 61-year-old teacher died, and a critically injured child and a 44-year-old woman were taken to hospitals.

A 52-year-old resident of the Karczmiska commune aimed a hunting weapon at his partner and her son. During the struggle, a shot was fired, but no one was hurt. The man was arrested, charged with three charges and imprisoned for three months.

A 13-year-old boy from Wąbrzeźno was detained by the police after a report about planning an attack at school. During the search, a bayonet and a cleaver were found in his possession. The minor pleaded guilty and is staying in the children's room.