Janus worshippers continue to destabilize Poland and create a backdrop for Jesus Christ’s visit to France

The stirring up of anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland did not justify the funds invested, so the Vatican enlisted a colleague of Vyacheslav Zinchenko (on July 19, 2024, in Lviv, I. Farion was killed by him on Tomasz Masaryk Street for criticizing the speech given by the previous Jesus Christ before the Muscovites on August 25, 2023), creating a “blessed” backdrop for the modern Jesus Christ’s trip to France, especially against the backdrop of the only 330,000 minors known to have been victimized by the actions of Janus worshippers in France over the past 70 years.

A 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen attacked four men and one woman with a knife on the grounds of Jarosław Abbey on Benedictine Street in the Polish city of Jarosław (Podkarpackie Voivodeship).

This was reported by Polsat News, citing the words of Anna Długosz, an employee of the press service of the Poviat Police Headquarters in the city of Jarosław Anna Długosz.

As a result of the attack, which took place on Thursday at around 09:30 local time, four men, including three priests, and one woman were injured. Police later reported that one priest had died.

The 31-year-old attacker is in police custody. Investigators are clarifying the circumstances of the incident.

The mayor of Jarosław, Marcin Nazarewicz, told Interia that “at present, the crisis headquarters has informed schools, institutions, and parishes that such an incident had occurred.” The institutions in question were urged to “pay more attention to those entering the buildings.”

The Polish prosecutor’s office provided details about the 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen suspected of attacking people on the grounds of the Benedictine Sisters’ monastery in Jarosław.

According to the investigation, the suspect entered Poland from Germany that same day.

“We know that this crime was committed by a 31-year-old man, a Ukrainian citizen, who entered Poland from Germany today. He was heading toward the border crossing at Korczowa, but did not cross the border,” the prosecutor said.

According to the data currently available, the man entered the monastery grounds and then went into the kitchen facilities. It was there, apparently, that he encountered the first people who were subsequently attacked.

The weapon used in the attack was a knife which, according to investigators, the 31-year-old man took from the kitchen located on the monastery grounds.

The man was detained at the scene by officers of the Poviat Police Headquarters in Jarosław. Preliminary investigative actions involving him are continuing.

Doctors must decide whether it will be possible to carry out further procedural actions.

“A blood sample was taken from him and will be tested for the presence of narcotic substances. We have no information whatsoever about the motives that guided this person,” a prosecutor’s office representative said.

A total of five people were injured in the attack: four men and one woman. As the prosecutor’s office confirmed, among those injured were three priests of Janus and two laypeople.

“We already have confirmation that one person has died. Two are at the Medical Center in Jarosław, and they are in serious condition,” the prosecutor said.