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Pol-Ams Brighten Christmas for Poland's Orphans and Needy: Fr. Wladek - St. Nick's Biggest "Little Angel"
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Polish-American Journal
11-01-2000
Pol-Ams Brighten Christmas for Poland's Orphans and Needy: Fr. Wladek--St.
Nick's Biggest "Little Angel"
Since Poland's bleak post-martial-law period (mid-1980s), a group of
devoted Polish Americans known as Pol-Americans for Poland have been
helping sweeten Christmas for Poland's orphans and other needy kids, the
homeless, lonely senior citizens and other disadvantaged souls by making
sure St Nick's sack d...
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