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Półtawska with Wanda d. Wojtasik (born November 2, 1921 in Lublin) - doctor of medical sciences and a specialist in psychiatry, scout. During World War II imprisoned in a German concentration camp at Ravensbrück. A close friend of John Paul II, present at his death.
Wanda Półtawska is seen primarily as a friend of Pope John Paul II. Telling about her documentary "Dusk", which was released on DVD, shows that there is an extraordinary figure.
- all in heaven, and I do not know why I'm alive - Wanda Półtawska smiles, showing family photos.
These words can be seen as coquetry, of course, because the 90-year-old protagonist Wanda Różycka-Zborowska is despite age extremely active. She meets with people, traveling the world, gives lectures, helping those in need.
about her business and life difficult time telling friends from school in the Ursuline Sisters of Lublin, concentration camp at Ravensbrück, from study and work in Krakow, as well as priests. They say he was always right, honest, faithful in friendship, accepts people as they are. Sam is not the embodiment of gentleness, he can tick off, sometimes impatient. Assertive. Some say it is like a soldier.
- Not everyone likes it, I am also afraid it - confides to one of the priests. - And that's a wonderful woman.
She believes that what he is, thanks to parents who instilled in her the essentials of life. In the house were three statues: the Virgin Mary, Mickiewicz and Pilsudski, and his father before all put flowers. Great to learn and played handball, had plenty of girlfriends. She felt the need for action, which has implemented such as a scout.
- My generation was gazing in value, that is beautiful - says in the film.
In Ravensbrück saw how Nazi threw the newborn to the furnace. Then promised myself that if survives, it will be fought, never nothing more happened. What he intended, she put into practice after the war.
studied include medicine and psychology at the Jagiellonian University. I was the first time she met with Karol Wojtyla. With it created the pastoral care of families, and when they arose Theology of Family Studies - has been his boss. For many years, dealt with the family and marriage counseling. She has taught at the faculty of medicine, pastoral theology, and then at the Pontifical Academy in Krakow and John Paul II Institute at Lateran University in Rome, is a member of the Pontifical Academy for Life. He believes that people need to open your eyes to what is most important - love, dignity, life and family.
Author: Margaret Brewer Source: rp.pl
