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Danuta Stenka is a Polish film, theater and serial actress who enjoys great sympathy among viewers. She created many unforgettable roles, for example when she played Judyta in the film adaptation of the book “Never in my life!” Grocholi or in such productions as: “PitBull”, “Only love me”, “Katyn”, “Entanglement” or “Stones for the Rampart”. She is one of the most popular and respected Polish actresses, and she has surprised readers many times in numerous interviews with her honesty.
Danuta Stenka once did not admit to being religious. Now he’s not ashamed to talk about it
In an interview in 2013, the actress confessed that many people from her environment still do not believe in God and she was also one of those people. In this way, as she explains, she wanted to avoid a certain stigmatization in society.
Sometimes it’s probably easier not to say, not to admit that you go to church, so that you don’t get put in a box labeled ‘Katol’, put a particular political party on a shelf, or put your head on these and not other views.
when she admits to being a practicing Catholic. It was thanks to her faith that she managed to overcome depression. However, he prefers not to flaunt his approach to God and the Church.
Danuta Stenka on the role of God and faith in her life. “Makes a lot of sense to me”
because in 2019, in a conversation with a Catholic, she again talked about the role that God and faith play in her life. It turns out that thanks to faith, the actress has avoided failure many times. However, he points out that she does not treat God as a lifeline that she uses when things get dangerous, but he is her life guide.
Faith has helped me not to drown many times. (…) Following Him is not easy, but for me it makes a lot of sense – on this path, with every little step, I grow as a human being.
During an honest conversation with Łukasz Maciejewski in the book Flirting with Life, she also revealed her attitude towards the Church and the current crisis of faith. Stenek sees the reason for this condition in priests who, according to her, sin with “a painful lack of delicacy”. This is especially true during sermons that are filled with negative, even toxic energy.
I suffer when it happens that during mass I listen to toxic sermons preached with a sense of superiority, which have nothing to do with the teachings of Christ (…) It happened that while listening, I thought: Dear God, what are you saying, man? Either you don’t understand it or you’re trying to bend what we’ve heard to further your own interests.
Source: Gazeta
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