Krociutki przeglad zagranicznych mediow, jezeli ktos z Was jeszcze spotkal jakies informacje prosze o wklejenie [b]NDTV Indie[/b] (za wiadomosciami agencyjnymi ale podali) [quote] Football fans in Poland attended a Mass on Monday evening in remembrance of Pope John Paul II. Nearly 20,000 football fans filled Krakow stadium, the home of Krakow football team Cracovia Krakow. Cracovia had invited their rival team, Wisla Krakow, to join them in prayers for the Pope. John Paul was an honourable member of Cracovia Krakow and had a football shirt with the number one on it. Players of Cracovia Krakow visited the Pope in the Vatican twice, in 1996 and 2005, for private audiences with the pontiff. Pope John Paul became a football fan when he lived in Krakow before becoming a Pope and often came to watch football matches. [/quote] [b]AFP[/b] [quote]In a separate tribute, some 15,000 supporters of two rival local football teams -- Cracovia, of which the pope was an ardent follower, and Wisla-Krakow -- attended a "reconciliation mass" at a stadium in the city. Players from the two sides also took part. On the pitch stood large altar where seven priests officiated, including the chaplins of both teams. Behind the altar, a large banner read: "Holy Father, your Cracovia club bids you adieu." At the point in the service where worshippers are asked to give each other the sign of peace, by shaking hands or embracing, the fans exchanged team scarves. "Reconciliation, reconcilation", they chanted in chorus after praying together. [/quote] Reuters zas puscil w swiat ladna fotorelacje -[url=http://www.reuters.com/newsSearchResultsHome.jhtml?query=cracovia&qtype=p] tutaj[/url]

JAN PAWEL WIELKI TEZ PATRZY NA NAS I NAPEWNO JEST SZCZESLIWY!!!

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