JUST LEAVE ME THE ROSE, LORD. NOTES FROM RP 2010

The book by Fr. Prof. Roman E. Rogowski is a continuation of notes from PR, now concerning the first half of 2010, full of dramatic events: the tragedy near Smolensk, the drama of floods and heatwaves, political games and important beatifications. The problems raised on its pages will certainly become an opportunity for your own reflections and summaries. We will also find in the book records of moments that are very private, but equally important to the author.

• Reflections on the dramatic events of 2010
• Records of the author's personal thoughts
• Analysis of important beatifications
• Considerations on political games
• Summaries of floods and heatwaves
• Inspiration for your own reflections and summaries
• Continuation of previous PR notes

This book is a collection of reflections and thoughts by Fr. Prof. Roman E. Rogowski, who carefully analyzes the events of the first half of 2010. The author does not avoid difficult topics, such as the tragedy near Smolensk, and at the same time shares his personal experiences. This makes reading not only an intellectual challenge, but also an opportunity to better understand yourself and the world around us.

This book is ideal for people who value wise and inspiring readings. For those who seek answers to difficult questions and want to better understand the modern world. For those who are not afraid of reflection and are ready for an intellectual journey into themselves and the surrounding reality. It is a reading that will surely be remembered long after it is finished. This book is a valuable source of knowledge about the events of 2010, but above all it is an invitation to your own reflections and summaries.

TUM Publishing has ensured high editorial quality, presenting the book in a format of 245x170 mm, with a paperback cover. The number of pages is 88, which makes the reading concise and substantial. This publication is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to broaden their horizons and better understand the world.