What Is the Mood in Jarosław After the Murder of the Priest?

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After the stabbing attack of a mentally ill Ukrainian in a Polish church and the death of a clergyman, the country wrestles with itself: Will the refugees from the invaded neighboring country become the core issue of the right?

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The crime was committed by one man, but "they" keeps cropping up in conversations outside the abbey. Ungrateful people who are ready to give us a second Volhynia. Meanwhile, a priest who survived the attack calls for forgiveness. I returned to my hometown to check on the mood following the attack by the Ukrainian knifeman. The post "The Yaroslav I Know. Since childhood, I've heard that Ukrainians are just waiting to murder us" first appeared on…

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The crime in Jarosław cannot be treated as an indication that security on the border has deteriorated, says Dr. Ignacy Jóźwiak, a social anthropologist and sociologist from the Migration Research Center at the University of Warsaw, when asked about the knife attack of a 31-year-old Ukrainian man that took place at the Benedictine Sisters Abbey in Jarosław.

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Ihor M. (31 years old) stabbed Father Stanisław (†67 years old) eight times. One of them, according to "Fakt," pierced the priest's body completely through. Investigators have provided us with the results of the autopsy of the priest killed in the attack at the Benedictine Sisters' Abbey in Jarosław (Podkarpackie Voivodeship).