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[Emoke Greschik]

Friends, *our Gospel blesses those who hear the word of God and observe it.*
In this regard, I would like to speak about *the response of the Polish
people to the word proclaimed by St. John Paul II. **The power of the
Polish Communist state, and behind that the power of the Soviet Union, is
what* *John Paul* *faced at the beginning of the 1980s. *But he was
practiced in the art of facing down oppressive political forces, having
grown up under Nazism and Communism.

*He spoke of God, of human rights, of the dignity of the
individual—*frightening
at every turn, his handlers worried about diplomatic repercussions. *As he
spoke, the crowds got bigger and more enthusiastic. *This went beyond mere
Polish nationalism. *At one gathering, the millions of people began to
chant "We want God! We want God!" over and over for fifteen minutes.*

There was no controlling this power, *born of the confidence that God's
love is more powerful than* *any of the weapons of the empires of the
world, from crosses to nuclear bombs. *This is, of course, why Communist
officialdom tried vehemently to stop John Paul II. But *there is no
chaining the Word of God!*

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