W The large March for Poland was held in Warsaw, which brought together crowds of patriots from all over the country. Among the participants there was a strong representation of the “Polish Newspaper” Clubs, which came from various regions of Poland to show their attachment to the homeland.
The march began at noon at the de Gaulle roundabout, where participants marched down the streets to Castle Square. The “Polish Newspapers” Clubs have been numerous, carrying banners and national symbols, emphasizing their presence and commitment. The event was organized at the initiative of the civilian presidential candidate, Karol Nawrocki, who invited all Poles to march together in the name of patriotic values. Part of the march were speeches by peculiar guests and the candidate himself, who stressed the importance of national unity and joint action for the welfare of his homeland.
SEVENRzeszów-Jasionka has become a unique gathering place of conservative environments from Poland, Europe and the USA. Over a 1000 participants participated in the first edition of CPAC Poland, which was held in the modern conference centre ZEN.COM Expo. The event was besides attended by representatives of “Gazeta Polska” Clubs. During 1 intense day, you could perceive to inspiring speeches from leaders and take part in meetings with characters that form conservative environments around the world. Listeners had a unique chance to talk straight to speakers and organizers, adding an intimate, open-minded event. Among the guests were: Catalina Stubbe from the United States and George Simion from Romania, Kristi Noem – U.S. Secretary of National Security. An crucial minute of the conference was the speeches of Karol Nawrocki, a civilian presidential candidate, and the culminating speech of president Andrzej Duda. In the spheres and corridors, there was a number of club members of “Gazeta Polska”, actively discussing, commenting panels and sharing impressions of speeches. The end of the day was an elegant dinner, during which participants had the chance to proceed talking, as well as to enjoy the prepared attractions.
WLKP WED. An open gathering with Tomasz Sakiewicz – editor-in-chief of “Gazeta Polska” and “Gazeta Polska Everyday”, president of the tv Republic – and with Paweł Piekarczyk, bard of the Free Word region was held in the Public Library at the Castle Square in Środa Wielkopolski. The event brought together many people curious in the condition of modern media, freedom of speech and the function of journalism in civilian society. Tomasz Sakiewicz spoke about the importance of independent media in shaping public debate and the challenges that conservative journalism faces today. peculiar attention was paid to the mission of tv Republic as an alternate voice to dominant media narratives. Paweł Piekarczyk, an artist known for his engagement in public and social affairs, praised the event with a musical performance. His reflective works reminded participants that culture is an integral part of freedom and national identity. Participants had the chance to ask questions and individual conversations with invited guests. The club “Gazeta Polska” announced the continuation of a series of meetings involving crucial public life figures.
PARTICULAR| “Meeting people, you must be genuinely happy if you want them to besides enjoy gathering you” — Dale Carnegie. The words of the American author and motivational talker perfectly reflect the atmosphere of an exceptional event that took place in the "Sunday" Hall in Czestochowa. At the invitation of the “Gazeta Polska” Club Częstochowa the guest of the gathering was editor Karol Gnat – maker and presenter of tv Republic. Thanks to the kindness of Fr.can.Dr.Marius Bakalarz, in the shadow of the Jasna Góra sanctuary, many residents of Częstochowa and the surrounding area had the chance to perceive to the moving evidence of the life of editor Gnata. During a 2 - hr gathering in the hall, laughter, disbelief explosions, and overwhelming silence were heard. There was no deficiency of tears of emotion and gratitude among the listeners. Karol Gnat, without beautification, presented the past of his life – from childhood in a tiny town, through the fulfillment of dreams of working on radio and television, to hard professional and individual moments. Raised in a home where values played an overriding role: family, homeland, and faith, he spoke of the first delight in working in the media, which over time turned into a devastating pursuit of perfection. surviving in a large city, fast money and apparent success did not bring him satisfaction – on the contrary, it led to emptiness and disappointment. The turning point came in suffering and falling – it was then that Charles Gnat experienced a fresh, deep encounter with Jesus Christ. He spoke about it without moralism and without a speech of superiority, giving listeners space to reflect personally on their own way of life. Thanks to this sincere and humble story, the participants of the gathering met editor Gnata as a caring husband and father, a reliable journalist, a profoundly believing man, an active associate of the Catholic community and a devoted patriot, for whom the welfare of the homeland is simply a individual and inalienable matter. The gathering was besides attended by Marta Święcicka, president of the “Polish Newspapers” Club from Gliwice, who invited Karol Gnata to Silesia. It is already known present that it will be another peculiar event – Gliwice occupies a peculiar place in the heart of the editor.
CITY| In the hall of Gdańsk Solidarity “Akwen” there was an highly inspiring gathering with prof. Andrzej Nowak – an outstanding historian and intellectual. The event, organized jointly by the Club “Gazeta Polskiej” in Banin and Gdańsk II, brought together a number of listeners, including heroes of Solidarity, with Mr Andrzej Star and his wife Joanna in the lead. prof. Nowak gave a lecture on “A 1000 years and what next? Polish past and contemporary challenges". His speech – deep, wise and moving – met with an enthusiastic reception. The audience repeatedly interrupted the lecture with applause. After finishing the substantive part, the prof. with large patience and cordiality wrote dedications to the books brought by the participants. At the end of the meeting, representatives of “Gazeta Polska” clubs presented the prof. with a commemorative saber with an engraved motto: “God, Honor and Homeland”.
KELCE| At the invitation of the Kielce club “Gazeta Polska” a gathering with associate Dariusz Matecki, who was described as a political prisoner of the presently ruling coalition on 13 December, and besides associate Mariusz Gosk, was held in Kielce. Mr Matecki, who had previously been arrested in Radom, was at that time supported by prayer and singing, organised by citizens expressing solidarity with his situation. The gathering in Kielce was a continuation of this commitment – an chance for a direct discussion with parliamentarians and an exchange of views on the current socio-political situation. Thanks to the courtesy of NSZZZ "Solidarity" it was possible to rapidly supply the room, which allowed for a smooth meeting. A number of crucial topics have been raised, including civilian liberties, the independency of public institutions, and the future of Poland in the context of current political challenges.
CHURCH| In Kościerzyn there was an first gathering with president Daniel Obietka, combined with the promotion of his book. The event organized by the “Gazeta Polska” Club in Kościerzyna gathered an unexpected large number of participants. There was a unique atmosphere among the assembled. The gathering attracted residents of the region, sympathizers of the author and people curious in both his public activity and the thoughts contained in the publication. The promotion of the book became an chance to talk not only about the content of the work itself, but besides about the current social and economical issues that modern Poland is dealing with. Daniel Obatek's speech was received with large enthusiasm, and the discussion was accompanied by a clear commitment of the participants.
KEY INVITATIONS
XX ‘POLISH GASET’ CLUBS – on 20–22 June 2025, the 20th legislature of “Gazeta Polska” Clubs will be held. We remind you that participation in the “Polish Newspaper” Clubs Convention is simply a unique privilege and honor. All essential information was provided to the presidents of the clubs “Gazeta Polska”. The “Gazeta Polska” Club Convention is simply a closed event intended only for club members of “GP”.
NYSA– open gathering with Daniel Obatki and Michał Dworczyk, 5 June (Thursday), 19th Nyski home of Culture, ul. Wałów 7.
CITY– protest: “NO for illegal immigration!”, June 8 (Sunday), 12 p.m., under the Gdansk City Council, ul. Wała Jagiellońskie 1.
Łódź ALEXANDRS– open gathering with associate of the Polish Parliament Marek Jakubiak, June 16 (Monday), 6:00 p.m., Hotel & Restaurant "Pelikan", 58 Wierzbińska Street.
