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He carved this with his what? | WOW22
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26:53Now PlayingThese are images of the Crucifixion and the Sacred Heart of Jesus were carved by Stefan Jasieński. He was a 2nd lieutenant of the Polish Army during WWII and was active in the resistance near Auschwitz. His mission was to analyze the situation in the camp. He was arrested by the Nazis in September 1944. He died in Auschwitz in January of 1945. These images were set into the wall of Cell 21, Block 2. It’s believed he made these images on his prison wall with his fingernail.
“What kept Stefan’s heart from hardening with bitterness? What kept him from hating his enemies? Clearly his prayer, because his purpose, as he sat in his prison cell drawing this picture with his fingernail, was to make his heart become like the heart of Christ.”
- Sister Kathy DeVico, Abbess of the Redwoods Monastery in the United States
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