Agents of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) have entered the headquarters of the Lux Veritatis Foundation run by Father Tadeusz Rydzyk; the actions are reportedly connected to the Justice Fund, TV Republika reported. The information was confirmed by Jacek Dobrzyński, spokesman for the minister coordinating special services.
The news was announced on air by Piotr Nisztor, host of TV Republika’s afternoon program. He added that the station had already confirmed the information with the spokesman for the minister in charge of special services.
“According to my information, documentation was to be secured and it is the CBA that is conducting these procedures. It’s strange, because until now the Justice Fund had been handled by the Internal Security Agency (ABW). Sometimes tasks are divided between two special services,” investigative journalist Cezary Gmyz confirmed on TV Republika.
MP Dariusz Matecki (PiS) said he was not surprised by the CBA operation at Lux Veritatis. He stated that “the closer we get to the 2027 elections, the more this will escalate,” adding that Father Tadeusz Rydzyk’s circle is among those “hated by the current authorities.”
Father Tadeusz Rydzyk recently announced that he has also been summoned to the prosecutor’s office for questioning regarding the “Memory and Identity” Museum dedicated to St. John Paul II, scheduled for December 8 — the day marking the 34th anniversary of Radio Maryja’s founding.