Cmentarz Parafialny

I grew up near 4 cemeteries: parish, Jewish, Orthodox and communal ... I gladly visited (the order of cemeteries mentioned above expresses the frequency of visits) these cemeteries - not only at the beginning of November. In the parish there was a church in which I was taught religion (and so I was tamed with death) and in which masses were celebrated, which (at least) I did not neglect ... At the end of elementary school, the Church somehow got rich;) a tiny building (called colloquially 'hairdresser') serving as a catechetical room. In this building (the size of a newspaper kiosk) Father Alojzy Chojnowski explained (as a catechist) to us that, according to the official teaching of the Roman Catholic Church, all religions (except Satanism) are equal in God's eyes and every faithful of this church can change their religion (also on their own) - Protestant) without fear of closing the road q salvation of the soul. We were rather interested not in Protestantism, but in Islam - with its official polygamy. :) Currently, I am a follower of the Catholic One-Person Church. The word 'Catholic' means (from the Greek language) - universal, universal, which I learned from a nun (working as a catechist), as a first grade elementary student during a religion class. I will add with pride that according to this catechist, I was an exemplary student, because (according to her) I applied myself to the study of religion. In fact (as a result of an error) my name was entered at the end of the student list, which was why I was asked from the Scriptures as the last student in the class - homework (learning this cut-out / exception from the WC) I did unconsciously, listening to the statements of my predecessors, what I never told the catechist ... (I heard the same thing so many times before it was my turn that I remembered the snippet of the World Cup incidentally without any mental effort on my part) Overall - I didn't mind mindlessly remembering anything. So I liked physics and mathematics (because everything could be reproduced somehow) and I did not necessarily like to memorize poems in Polish or Russian (... then compulsory) lessons ...