I received this email from a Polish friend and wanted to pass it on here, in the hope that someone might know of the right families for these children.
*****************************************************
A woman (Anna Maria), who adopted 3
polish children 10 years ago (just recently returned to the orphanage
in Poland for a visit), has been asked by the sisters (Servants of the
Blessed Virgin Mary in Czestochowa) to help get the word out that
there are 2 different sibling groups of four children each (ages
ranging from 2-9) that they are trying to find homes for. These nuns
who run the orphanage do not want to see the children split from their
siblings. If you all know anyone who might be in a position to adopt a
sibling group from Poland, please pass on this information! Anna
Maria's number is 703-203-2901. She is here in the U.S. and does speak Polish. If anyone is seriously interested, Anna Maria said she would be
glad to talk to them.
Here is the oprhanage directress's contact information:
Sr. Alina Syliwoniuk
Dom Malych Dzieci Home of
small children (Orphanage)im. E. Bojanowskiego
E. Bojanowski ul. sw. Kazimierza 1 1
St. Casimir Str 42-200
Czestochowa 42-200
Czestochowa
Poland
Sr. Alina's phone number is (011) +48(0)34-324- 67-51.
Posts
4 comments:
The address is a bit garbled!
Here it is sorted out:
Sr. Alina Syliwoniuk
Dom Malych Dzieci im. E. Bojanowskiego
ul. sw. Kazimierza 1
42-200 Czestochowa
Poland
Dom ...Bojanowskiego are all on one line
Translation(don't write this on the envelope!)
E. Bojanowski Home of small children (Orphanage)
1, St. Casimir St.
42-200 Czestochowa
Thank you for parsing it, Berenike. I tried to transcribe it from the email, unsuccessfully I see.
oh dear, I didn't mean to be rude or cutting; I though there'd been a formatting mixup or something. I am sorry for coming across as snarky, it wasn't in my mind at all!
Not snarky at all, no worries! I hope my comment didn't suggest that, it's not at all what I meant!
Post a Comment