Beautiful pilgrimage to Poland
of 19 to 25 July 2009
We were staying to the sanctuary of the hotel Lagiewnicki-Krakow, thus the place where Faustina lived. And we enjoyed the place and graces of Mercy in the chapel where the sisters are the relics of Faustina and the table of the merciful Jesus.
Each day began with a prayer service outside in the garden facing the painting of the sisters of merciful Jesus. The topic of conversation each day corresponded to our visits. Journey times by bus allowed us to pray the rosary. Finally, we finish our day with Compline in our "Chapel of greenery" and helpful for those who wished, in the chapel for prayer with the sisters.
Monday: visit the salt mines: 3 hour visit to 300 meters underground. Chapels carved in salt reveal the piety of the Polish people for generations. The miners began each day with prayer and stopped at noon for Mass, so living their faith at the heart of their work!
Tuesday:
Visit Krakow Wawel Cathedral and the crypt where St. Leonard John Paul celebrated his first Mass and visit the museum of the Archbishopric
... In the streets of Krakow ... towards the Market Place ...
At 15 hours: Church of the Divine Mercy of the 17th where you can see the picture of Jesus merciful Batkowska
Finally, we were given two hours by Cardinal Nagy who knew John Paul II and we shared many memories ... Encounter very moving!
Finally, we were given two hours by Cardinal Nagy who knew John Paul II and we shared many memories ... Encounter very moving! Wednesday: Czestockowa and the shrine of Jasna Gora, a place of spirituality in Poland ...
Thursday morning: Wadowice 
Thursday afternoon: Kalwaria sanctuary where Karol Wojtyla, from his childhood would pray the Stations of the Cross
Thursday afternoon: Kalwaria sanctuary where Karol Wojtyla, from his childhood would pray the Stations of the Cross 
Friday: Destination Zakopane and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fatima erected in thanksgiving after the assassination of John Paul II May 13, 1981
We have been edified by the piety of the Polish people. Religious vocations are numerous and it is usual here to cross religious and priests ...
We have been edified by the piety of the Polish people. Religious vocations are numerous and it is usual here to cross religious and priests ...
Beautiful meetings and shares fine with pilgrims from other countries ...
We are left with thanksgiving in the heart for all that the Lord allowed us to live!
... and next year: another pilgrimage to Poland is planned!
