THE LOST - REFLECTIONS ON SUFFERING AND LOVE

"The Lost" is a poignant story about the experiences of a priest, Father Marek Donaj, who shares his reflections on suffering, loss, and love. It's not just a record of his work in a hospice, but above all, a profound study of humanity in the face of difficult life situations. The author, an Augustinian, parish priest, and chaplain, shows that every suffering has a name and that in meeting another person, one can find the presence of God.

• Moving confession about working in a hospice
• Reflections on suffering, loss, and love
• Memories of meetings with Father Józef Tischner, Professor Andrzej Szczeklik, and Czesław Miłosz
• Story about the power of humanity in the face of death
• Meditations on faith and hope
• Proves that farewell is not the end

Father Marek Donaj, the parish priest of St. Catherine's Church in Krakow and the chaplain of the Krakow hospice, is a man with a big heart. In his book, he shares experiences that shaped his priesthood and his view of the world. He recalls conversations with prominent figures such as Father Józef Tischner, Professor Andrzej Szczeklik, and Czesław Miłosz, who had a great influence on his spirituality and understanding of human nature. Anecdotes from these meetings intertwine with deep meditations on faith, pain, and love, creating a unique picture of life in the service of others.

"The Lost" is not just a story about suffering, but above all about hope and the power of humanity. The author proves that even in the most difficult moments, one can find meaning and value in life. It is a read that encourages reflection on one's own life and relationships with other people. It is a reminder that farewell does not have to be the end and that humanity is not subject to death, even when everything else dies. It is a book that touches the heart and mind, leaving a lasting impression in the reader's memory.

Wizerunkowe Publishing presents this book as an important voice in the discussion about life, death, and the meaning of existence. "The Lost" is a must-read for anyone seeking answers to difficult questions and wanting to understand the depth of human experience. It is a book that inspires action and reminds us of the value of every life, even one marked by suffering. It is a testimony of faith and love that will stand the test of time and remain relevant for future generations of readers.