A cross associated with John Paul II burned down in Warsaw

On April 3, a cross burned down in the Polish capital Warsaw, where Pope John Paul II celebrated Mass in 1979.

"A huge wooden cross is installed in front of the St. Maximilian Kolbe Church on Zhimovsky Street. Its height appears to exceed 10 m. Now it is burning very much," an eyewitness of the event told RIA Novosti.

According to him, gorenje is so intense that it is impossible to save the cross.

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In the regional office of the State Emergency Service (SES) On December 10, Ukraine was informed that the Holy Protection Monastery of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) in the village of Kostrino, Transcarpathian region of Ukraine, was engulfed in fire. Natalia Batyr, a spokeswoman for the State Emergency Service, said that the fire area was about 150 square meters, and the wooden building of the monastery contributed to the rapid spread of the fire.

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