Polish bishops want to mediate. "Let us pray for light and wisdom for those in power"

The Permanent Council of Bishops met in Warsaw to discuss the current crisis in Poland. They emphasized the need for dialogue and mediation to resolve conflicts peacefully. The bishops called for a day of fasting and prayer on November 10, urging citizens to reflect on national unity and the importance of a free homeland. Their statement comes amid rising tensions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal, where leadership disputes have led to accusations of constitutional violations. Prime Minister Donald Tusk defended the government's actions, while the situation has been addressed by the National Security Council and the Supreme Court judges' assembly.