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Bishop Marek Solarczyk leads Mass in Radom Cathedral
Bishop Marek Solarczyk led a Mass at the Radom Cathedral on October 18 to mark the 25th anniversary of the death of Bishop Jan Chrapko. The liturgy included prayers for the late bishop, who was the second bishop of Radom.
During the Mass, Bishop Solarczyk welcomed hospital chaplains Mirosław Bandos, Przemysław Wójcik, and Bogusław Dawidowicz, who participated in the concelebration. He also welcomed scholarship recipients from the Fundacja Dzieło Nowego Tysiąclecia to share their testimonies.
In his homily, Bishop Solarczyk spoke about the light offered by Christ and cited the life of Bishop Jan Chrapko as an example. After the Mass, Bishop Solarczyk led a prayer and the placing of candles at the sarcophagus of Bishop Chrapko.
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- Official source@Diecezja_RadomHe went through life so that the traces of his feet would outlast him…
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