Voice of America Article RatingPolish Nun, Cardinal Who Defied Communism Are Beatified
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46% Medium Conservative
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-1% Negative
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59% : Warsaw Archbishop Kazimierz Nycz recalled Wyszynski as a man who saved the Polish church under communism.56% : His long resistance to communism is credited as a factor that led to the election of a Polish pope, John Paul II, and ultimately the toppling of Poland's communist system in 1989.
48% : Poland's top political leaders on Sunday attended the beatification of two revered figures of the Catholic Church -- a cardinal who led the Polish church's resistance to communism and a blind nun who devoted her life to helping others who couldn't see.
40% : Some Poles are also angry about the church's closeness with the right-wing government and a new restriction on abortion.
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