crucifixes from schools in the defense of schooling cross
Cross was dedicated to the previous issue of" Counter-Revolution. " Just about windfalls gained currency in recent times due to ruling of the Court in Strasbourg on Lautsi against Italy. It was easy to foresee that after such an appeal as in Poland, someone set off a war against the crosses. She
Mrs Joanna Senyszyn, but had not enjoyed success - shortly thereafter (3 December), the Polish Sejm overwhelming majority (90%) adopted a resolution defending the cross. Members indicated that the cross is not only a symbol of God's love, but also in the public sphere, like a willingness to sacrifice for others, expresses the values \u200b\u200bthat build respect for the dignity of every human being and his rights. " Nonetheless, if the battle lasted about a particular school crosses - on our own, Wroclaw ground.
Several (according to different sources: three or four) students XIV LO demanded removal of crosses from the halls of that venerable high school. The case was immediately nagłośniła "Gazeta Wyborcza", exerting pressure on the director to that request subsided. At the same time the editors 'GW' tried to vote four students (0.5% of the students Czternastki) presented as the voice of the public. Jacek Harłukowicz: "Young people do not want to cross"; Klaus Bachmann: "A dispute over the crosses represent a conflict of generations." In this context, the editors decided to "najobiektywniejszej 'from newspapers to show the ratio of youth to the cross. As we have organized a legal picket line established in Wrocław" GW "was attended by about thirty students and high school students. Statement was read and recalled the words of John Paul II said in 1997 in Zakopane: "Defend the cross, do not let the name of God to be insulted in your hearts, in family or social life. Let us thank Divine Providence for that cross back to schools, public offices and hospitals. Let him stay there! May it remind us of our Christian dignity and national identity, about who we are and where we go, and where are our roots. May it remind us of God's love for man which in the cross found its deepest expression. " Participants then conspired rosary picket St. atonement for the fight against cross - but also the intentions of those who fight against. The action has raised quite a broad echo in the media (such as informed by the "Rzeczpospolita", Wroclaw "Guest Sunday", a nationwide "Sunday", Polish Radio, and the main interest, ie, "Gazeta Wyborcza" - local and nationwide). Meanwhile
XIV LO student assembly distanced himself from the idea of \u200b\u200bremoving the crosses. The school made a sensation Christian pendants in the shape of fish, with the phrase "Whoever denies me before men, him I will deny before My Father which is in heaven." The head teacher has received numerous requests from her students and graduates to crosses at the school left. That also made a decision. Dec. 16 took place while in high school debate about the presence of crucifixes in schools. Each party was represented by three students and three invited guests. In defense of the cross appeared students: Alexander Horowska, Czeslaw Domarecki and Mateusz Rutkowski and Dr. Luke Nysler, philosopher from Wroclaw University, Dr. Thomas Terlikowski, columnist "Frondy" and Fr. Wojciech Zieba, the school chaplain.
debate lasted over two hours, the defenders of the cross party presented itself much better in terms of both rhetoric and substance. Opponents tried szermować tolerance argument, which, however, much more works to the advantage of leaving the cross, continually returning to the slogan "the ideological neutrality of the state." The discussion was preceded by an occurrence, however, lawyers from the Department of Constitutional Law University of Wrocław, which showed that the cross in the school has the right to hang - in spite of "neutrality." Luke Nysler asked whether or not it is possible to School "ideologically neutral" when they are taught humanities subjects such as history or the Polish language, and the school itself has a duty to inculcate students with certain rules - and here supporters of the school "neutral" were forced to admit he was right . Remained unnoticed posed by Horowska, Domarecki and Rutkowski issue patriotic significance of the cross (as expanded by Mateusz Rutkowski). And yet the additional significance of the cross is an essential in the context of its presence in the school. For a Catholic cross is everything, but in the past, gathered around him as non-Muslims and atheists who are Polish patriots - to come under this sign to fight for Poland ...
entire debate can be viewed on the Internet (YouTube), and the longer the discussion at the Association of Christian Culture. Fr. Peter Complaints at: www.piotrskarga.pl / ps, 4586,3,0,1, I informacje.html.
PTW
text appeared for the first time in the 7th edition (January - February 2010) "Counter-
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