Marek Baterowicz: GOOD AND TRUTH

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Marek Baterowicz: GOOD AND TRUTH
date:28 September 2026 Editor: GKut

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In the book “The top of Poles” mentioned here recently, Mrs Jolanta Sosnowska besides touches on the bond between fact and good, which is always crucial to Karol Wojtyła and then to John Paul II. On the occasion of the gathering of the Pope in the Kraków college of St.Anna with Rectors of higher education institutions (8 June 1997), which gathered them to celebrate the 600th anniversary of the Faculty of Theology of the Jagiellonian University, these words were heard from the mouth of John Paul.: “With moral sensitivity, the bond between fact and good is preserved. These 2 things cannot be separated from each other! The principles of freedom of investigation must not be separated from the ethical work of any student (...). Ethical relativism and purely utilitarian attitudes pose a threat not only to discipline but to man and society." ( p. 61)

And the ministry of fact is besides the primary vocation of universities. Unfortunately, we are surviving in an increasingly mediocre age, in the time of the decay of all values, and it was presented by Prof. Wojciech Roszkowski in the shocking “Spengler’s Smashed Mirror” (White Raven, 2019), a volume bearing the subtitle “Deep Western Civilization”, and simply all civilization, a work by which “Untergang des Abendlands” Spengler is only a spark of frog and reasonable Englishmen in 1926 utilized in the title “decline” alternatively than “fall”, as I have already written in the review of the volume “Arcana” No. 148, 2019, p.202-209). Thus the voice of John Paul II in 1997 sounded in times already threatened by a real fall, not in spengler's deliriums and controversy. At the end of the 20th century, the planet was threatened by the offensive of leftist ideologies, and the countries of east Europe – especially Poland pacified with a thick line - the recidivism of post-communist elites. In 1997, the noble ideas of our Pope were inactive threatened by ex-PZPR machinations, and it was the year of the presidency of Alexander Kwasniewski (TW Alka), and the presidents from Jaruzelski were selected from “the files”. Lech Kaczyński was the president without a briefcase. In the pollinated “elite” of the 3rd Polish Republic dominated Peezepeists, they will besides establish a constitution under the watchful eye of Kwasniewski, everything was under the control of the ex-leftist, and there was inactive corruption and people from the arrangement were usually given delicate jobs in companies or state offices, specified as Oleks and Kwasniewski's wives at “Polisa”. It didn't bother that Oleksy's ex-associate, the alleged Olin, was implicated in the spy scandal due to the fact that he was being cared for by the president himself. The same 1 who mocked the fine customized of John Paul II's kissing of the native land with Siwiec.

Here are a fewer images from the sick era of the 3rd Polish Republic, in which the “president” of the political chameleon and the highly cunning Peerelist Olo, born in the “medical family”, unfortunately without a patent for healing the 3rd Polish Republic. Unfortunately, people with old habits Our homeland will not heal us. And towards our Pope with the same hatred as for the Polish People's Republic, without scruples, destroying his monuments. The author mentions the peculiar manifestations of this hatred on the occasion of the papal trips to her homeland or on the occasion of those years, erstwhile she was awarded the Wojtyle honorary doctorate, first at the KUL (11 April 1983) and at the Jagiellonian University (12 May 1983). Good and fact are constantly on the mark of ex-communists, lefts of all ointments, relativists, and all nihilists, those on the side of the civilization of death, and now even on the side of the AI, against which Pope Leon XIV warned again in Paris, and earlier in the encyclical “Magnifica humanitas” (15 May 2026). AI is not neutral, he believes, for she accepts the face of those who design, finance and usage it to subdue the nations...

AI aims to control what is human, so a fresh form of totalitarianism arises before our eyes, and the AI verdicts will service a fresh enslavement, which is evident now, although Leon XIV does not put a dot over and, calls on humanity to halt wars, and higher places diplomacy. In the present planet without good and truth, which present Saint John Paul II is in pain at the Father's House, is Leon XIV busy – will he bear the burden of our planet without fact and good? He's alone with a blind sect pushing the planet into the abyss... And it serves neither good nor truth, which surely ours will shortly see The Pope, due to the fact that AI installs to fight the fact and the good, and so to strike the last blow of humanity, this “humanitas”, which present is defended by Leon XIV, and which Saint John Paul II always defended.

Marek Baterovich

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Marek Baterowicz ( ur.1944) jako poeta debiutował na łamach „Tygodnika Powszechnego” i „Studenta” (1971). Debiut książkowy - „Wersety do świtu” (W-wa,1976); tytuł był aluzją do nocy PRL-u. W 1981 r. wydał poza cenzurą zbiór wierszy pt. „Łamiąc gałęzie ciszy”. Od 1985 roku na emigracji, od 1987 w Australii. Autor kilku tytulów prozy(M.in "Ziarno wschodzi w ranie"-1992 w Sydney i 2017 w Warszawie) oraz wielu zbiorów poezji, jak np. „Serce i pięść” (Sydney, 1987), „Z tamtej strony drzewa” (Melbourne, 1992 – wiersze zebrane), „Miejsce w atlasie” (Sydney, 1996), „Cierń i cień” (Sydney,2003), „Na smyczy słońca” (Sydney, 2008). W 2010 r. we Włoszech ukazał się wybór wierszy - „Canti del pianeta”, następnie "Status quo" (Toronto, 2014), zbiór opowiadań – „Jeu de masques” (Nantes,2014),"Nad wielką wodą" (Sydney,2015) oraz e-book jego powieści marynistycznej, osadzonej w XVI wieku „Aux vents conjurés”.(www.polskacanada.com/aux-vents-conjures-par-marek-batter
Books by Mark Baterowicz "The Grains emergence in the wound" and the last "War 1812. Quasi una fantasy" edited by the 2010 Solidarity Association can with
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