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For me, Cardinal Kominek is a symbol of the impact of hard work on reconciliation between nations.

Cardinal Kominek was a typical priest, not “a prince of the church”, he never perceived himself in this way. He was a priest who was… Read More »Hansjakob Stehle

Cardinal Bolesław Kominek always remained an uncle to me. I expressed myself, we talked as relatives within the family. I approached him in the same… Read More »Priest Alojzy Swoboda

The life of Cardinal Kominek was for me the testimony of a man with a living faith. He had a simple, uncomplicated faith, even though… Read More »Priest Józef Strugarek

[…] under this beautiful statue of the Mother of God, in front of the cathedral which was supposed to be blessed by the organizer of… Read More »Rev. Prof. Jan Krucina

It was the year ’70. I was appointed to the dignity of the bishopric by Pope Paul IV and nominated as an apostolic administrator in… Read More »Cardinal Henryk Gulbinowicz

How important was this Letter of Reconciliation? Still today, it is referred to as a model element in conflict situations around the world. It shows… Read More »Tadeusz Mazowiecki

At the Second Vatican Council, one could also feel a certain kind of love for Christians all over the world. The ecumenical nature, which appeared… Read More »Richard von Weizsäcker

Through all [memories – ed.], his person is coming back to me, expressive, dynamic, priestly, bishop-like, involved, brave – a man of broad horizons, pioneer… Read More »John Paul II