Reverend Tennis blesses gathering for Polish Constitution Day observance

Under the warm glow of the Lowell City Hall, a moment of reverence unfolded as community members gathered to honor Polish Constitution Day on May 3. The air was filled with a sense of unity and reflection as Reverend Tennis, pastor of Saint Casimir Parish, led a heartfelt blessing that resonated deeply with those present.

“Loving father, have mercy on your people and open our hearts to peace and love,” Reverend Tennis began, setting a tone of gratitude and hope. His words echoed the significance of the day, as he invited attendees to reflect on the values of freedom, liberty, and justice that the Polish Constitution embodies. The gathering was not just a celebration of Polish heritage but a reaffirmation of shared ideals that transcend borders.

As the prayer continued, Reverend Tennis urged the community to rededicate themselves to their faith and to their country, invoking a spirit of solidarity among all nations. “Grama that The United States Of America and all nations may continue to work for peace and justice in the world,” he prayed, emphasizing the universal quest for harmony and understanding.

The reverence of the moment was palpable, with attendees encouraged to join in prayer, whether in the language of their ancestors or in their own hearts. This call for collective reflection underscored the importance of community and the shared values that bind diverse cultures together.

As the ceremony concluded, the gathering served as a poignant reminder of the enduring legacy of the Polish Constitution and the ongoing commitment to peace and justice that resonates within the Lowell community. It was a day not only to celebrate heritage but also to inspire a renewed dedication to the principles that unite us all.