Priest Konstanty Michalski

Priest Konstanty Michalski

We learn about Pope John Paul II about Priest Konstanty Michalski who was a professor at the Jagellonian University in Krakow. We learn that he was a great professor in the university who was able to describe the importance of courage and valor. We learn from Pope John Paul II about how Priest Konstanty Michalski was able to persevere even amidst having been placed in a concentration camp similar to Viktor E. Frankl. 

We learn that even amidst the difficulties, persecution, and envy that he had to go through, he was able to speak and describe the importance of perseverance. We learn that he was able to survive the concentration camp of Sachsenhausen in the 1940s and was able to return back to Krakow and speak truth. This describes the importance of finding meaning and purpose in the worship of GOD Almighty and persevering with discipline and determination. Priest Konstanty Michalski was able to write books concerning the concentration camp, yet also described the importance of trusting GOD Almighty. 

We learn that Priest Konstanty Michalski was able to survive the concentration camp and persevere to keep instructing and preaching truth. Despite the obstacles, hate, and envy that he went through due to racism by the nazi socialists, we learn that Priest Konstanty Michalski was able to persevere. We are able to see that once the Second World War started, the Allies were able to defeat the nazi socialists. We learn from Pope John Paul II that the Second World War taught individuals about the importance of fighting against racism, socialism, and evil.

Even amidst the struggles, opposition, and persecution, there were individuals that were able to persevere and keep going practicing righteousness and speaking truth. Instead of being discouraged by obstacles, Priest Konstanty Michalski was able to return to Krakow and speak truth concerning the need to fight against cowardice, racism, and socialism. He wrote a book, Between Heroism and Brutality, that describes the need to persevere practicing righteousness and courage instead of cowardice and sin. We learn that the Allies were able to destroy the nazi socialist forces, and there were concentration camp survivors that were able to outlive Hitler allowing us to see the positive in everything. 

Figures of History and Individualism allows us to persevere knowing that throughout history there have been righteous individuals that decided to practice good and not practice sin. We are able to persevere knowing that there is no need to fear nor have negative emotions knowing that we trust in the Creator and not in idolatry. We are able to learn about righteous individuals that decided to speak truth and help others even when there are lies being told that attempt to lead individuals to disobedience and the practice of sin. We can persevere without practicing sin and idol worship.