Mass executions in Bucha, Ukraine (Warning: Graphic images)
Russian troops carried out a mass murder of the residents of Bucha. The media published shocking, graphic images.
Dominika Cicha
Dominika studied the Polish language, journalism, and cultural anthropology at the universities in Kraków and Padua. She likes wildflowers, bikes, real stories, and letters. In her free moments, she enjoys sitting by a window at a cafe and looking at life passing by.
Latest articles by Dominika Cicha
Separated at birth, twin sisters end up in the same convent!
Elizabeth and Gabriela both found themselves in the convent of the Sisters of St. Elizabeth: "We think that our mother worked from heaven for our vocation."
A Holocaust love story … and an incredible rediscovery 39 years later
Jerzy and Cyla fell in love behind the barbed wire of Auschwitz and then managed to escape.
Can a Catholic be a feminist? Here’s why John Paul II thought so
Inspired by Edith Stein, John Paul II called for the creation of a "new feminism."
8 Unforgettable lessons I learned while backpacking around Italy
Travel broadens the mind, but what exactly can be learned with a knapsack and a map?
On the road to sainthood: Family of 9 murdered for hiding Jews in Poland
The beatification process is underway for the entire Ulma family of nine.
Natalie Portman on keeping motherhood out of the spotlight
The 'Jackie' actress gave birth to a daughter right before the Oscars, but her fans had no idea.
How not to waste Lent: 16 suggestions
Pray for someone who endlessly annoys you. Give away some sweaters to the needy. Look at the sky more often. Another chance at a new life lies ahead.
Midwife from Auschwitz: The woman who saved hundreds of newborns
She ran to childbirth with a prayer to Mary on her lips, often wearing only one slipper. This is the story of Stanisława Leszczyńska. March 11 marked 43 years since her death.