The priest spoke about Jerzy Owsiak. His words could have been quite a surprise for many

Popular clergyman spoke out about Jurek Owsiak

The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity has a large group of supporters who support its charitable activities in various ways. As the Goniec portal reminds us, there is no shortage of people who criticize Jerzy Owsiak and the actions he takes. Recently, the Internet has been circulating a statement by a popular clergyman who honestly said what he thinks of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity and its conductor.

Jerzy Owsiak and the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity support the Polish healthcare system

The Grand Finale of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity has become an annual event for many Poles, who participate in fundraising for the purchase of medical equipment. WOŚP collections and auctions take place not only in the country, but also abroad.

Jerzy Owsiak has been the head of WOŚP since the beginning, i.e. since 1993. Although many people value and admire him, he also has a large group of opponents and critics. Owsiak is presented in a negative light primarily in the right-wing media, which ended with a wave of threats that the WOŚP conductor has recently received.

Recently, a popular online clergyman decided to write a few words about Jerzy Owsiak. Father Grzegorz Kramer began his post quite eloquently. „When I was younger, I thought Jerzy was a nutcase. I was annoyed by a guy running around in red pants– wrote.

The priest spoke on the subject Owsiak

Later in the post, Owsiak admitted that his opinion of Jerzy Owsiak had changed. As he emphasized, he noticed that "the "dude in red pants" has an exceptional ability and strength to "build a volunteer community on a large scale".

But that's not all. The priest attached a piggy bank to his post, in which he was collecting money for the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity. The priest assured that he has "great respect" for Owsiak and that “he can captivate people”, who engage in selfless help for others.

You expected such words?