Krakow Metropolitan on the attack. "Who is the man who could kill blindly?"

Cardinal Grzegorz Ryś, during a homily on Independence Day, reflected on the duality of human nature, contrasting violent actions with acts of compassion. He emphasized the importance of rejecting violence in all forms and fostering a sense of community and common good. He referenced the teachings of the Church and figures like St. Martin and Jerzy Popiełuszko, advocating for solidarity and the need for deeper perspectives beyond consumerism. Bishop Krzysztof Nitkiewicz echoed these sentiments, warning against indifference and the dangers of evil growing in the absence of true community spirit, especially in light of recent violence in Krakow. Both leaders called for prayers for victims and the perpetrator, highlighting the need for mercy.