"Being a lay teacher of religion has ceased to be a safe haven and has become – through no fault of your own – the front line," Bishop Artur Ważny told catechists of the Sosnowiec diocese. The bishop spoke directly of their anxiety, fatigue, and sense of rejection related to the changes in religious education in schools. At the same time, he argued: the current crisis may become...
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"Being a lay teacher of religion has ceased to be a safe haven and has become – through no fault of your own – the front line," Bishop Artur Ważny told catechists of the Sosnowiec diocese. The bishop spoke directly of their anxiety, fatigue, and sense of rejection related to the changes in religious education in schools. At the same time, he argued: the current crisis may become...