New Warsaw Archbishop Resigns and admits Communist Spying & Collaboration but his followers blame "The Jews"

WARSAW, Jan. 7 — The newly appointed archbishop of Warsaw, Stanislaw Wielgus, abruptly resigned on Sunday during a Mass meant to celebrate his new position after having admitted two days earlier that he had worked with the Polish Communist-era secret police....

Moments before he was to symbolically ascend to his new place in the church hierarchy by taking his seat on the archbishop’s throne at St. John’s Cathedral in Warsaw, Bishop Wielgus read from a letter he had sent Pope Benedict XVI earlier in the day offering his resignation “after reflecting deeply and assessing my personal situation.”
A roar of shock arose from the crowd inside the cathedral and stunned many people watching the proceedings live on television. The Vatican had announced the resignation a half hour earlier, though few had heard the news.
Outside the cathedral, scuffles erupted between supporters and detractors of the bishop among the hundreds of Catholics gathered beneath umbrellas in the rain.

Some of his supporters shouted that “Jews” were trying to destroy the church.

Anti-Semitism, long present in Poland, is a particular problem within some conservative branches of the Polish Catholic church.

30 Years a Communist Spy

On Wednesday, Polish weekly "Gazeta Polska" published an article in which it said Wielgus had worked as a police informant with the code name "Adam" from the end of the 1960s to January 1990.

Don't Worry folks, the True Gospel is still being preached in Poland.