Speakers and Preachers
Among the speakers, who usually come from the local communities, there also some prominent and well-known ones in Poland, such as:
- Cardinal Archbishop Franciszek Macharski of Kraków,
- Cardinal Archbishop Stanisław Dziwisz of Kraków,
- Cardinal Zenon Grocholewski from Vatican,
- Archbishop Wojciech Ziemba of Białystok,
- Archbishop Edmund Michał Piszcz of Warmia,
- Archbishop Józef Michalik of Przemyśl, President of Polish Bishop Conference,
- Bishop Jan Tyrawa of Bydgoszcz,
- Bishop Stanisław Stefanek of Łomża,
- Bishop Antoni Pacyfik Dydycz of Drohiczyn,
- Bishop Henryk Tomasik of Radom,
- Bishop Edward Materski from Radom,
- Bishop Józef Zawitkowski from Łowicz,
- Bishop Marian Duś from Warszawa,
- Bishop Jan Szkodoń from Kraków,
- Bishop Grzegorz Ryś from Kraków,
- Bishop Andrzej Siemieniewski from Wrocław,
- Bishop Wiesław Lechowicz from Tarnów,
- Bishop Tadeusz Bronakowski from Łomża,
- Bishop Kazimierz Górny of Rzeszów,
- Bishop Adam Szal from Przemyśl,
- Pater professor Karol Meissner, specialist on sexology,
- Pater professor Aleksander Posacki, specialist of demonology, occultism and sects,
- Pater professor Janusz Królikowski, specialist of dogmatic theology,
- Pater Leon Knabit, specialist of theology
- Dr. Mieczysław Guzewicz, doctor of theology, specialist on marriage issues
- Dr. Andrzej Dakowicz of University of Białystok,
- Dr. Krzysztof A. Wojcieszek, of the Bogdan Janicki University psychologist,
- Dr. Eng. Antoni Zieba, of the Kraków University of Technology, engineer,
- Dr. Andrzej Gołębiowski, of Radom University of Technology,
- Dr. Eng. Jacek Pulikowski, of the Poznań University of Technology,
- Dr. Marek Babik, from the Kraków Ignatianum University, specialist on child rearing processes,
- Mr. Andrzej Wronka, specialist on Catholic apologetics, and many other.
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