The Piarist order has over 400 years of tradition. Enrollment is underway for the 2025/26 school year. What do the religious write to encourage young people to begin their education at the school?
“We educate young people integrally, in accordance with the maxim of Fr. Stanisław Konarski, the school’s patron and a reformer of Polish education: ‘Make every effort, educating the heart through virtues, the mind through learning, and the body through exercise.’
Educating the heart through virtues
In conversations we held undercover with the Piarist from October 2024 to March 2025, the religious man used casual language, flirted, and openly invited sexual contact. He repeatedly declared his readiness for “all-night and all-day fun,” describing situations in which “he was f***ed by a couple from Munich” or “fisted in the hotel opposite Axel in Berlin.”
The religious man did not mention that he was a priest. In his contacts, he presented himself as an employee of an events company. At the same time, he carefully planned meetings—among other things, he suggested renting an apartment in Kraków or Wrocław, asked about a potential partner’s arrival dates, and declared his readiness for sexual encounters. He often added a smiling devil emoji to the messages he sent.
“Let me know in advance so I can take time off work, just in case,” he wrote in messages, adding: “You can f*** me all day and night 😈
Educating the mind through learning
The Piarist order runs educational institutions in more than a dozen schools across the country. The religious encourage children and young people to take advantage of their strengths, including the exclusive nature of learning in small classes, which directly translates into a high standard of education. All this is possible, they write, thanks to access to supportive teachers and a friendly, family-like atmosphere where everyone knows one another, feels safe, and no one is anonymous.
The Piarists care just as much about relationships and upbringing in the spirit of Christian and patriotic values as they do about education. They emphasize that they strive to create an environment conducive to the development of faith and open to everyone, so that a young person can find a true community at school.
During our conversations with the religious man, we also received video recordings. The clergyman was filmed during orgies with various partners. The videos were made in hotels in Berlin, Lisbon, and Kraków. In one message, the man wrote, pleased with himself: “Guess what I’m doing in Lisbon? Touring a museum of the history of dicks and asses.” As always, he added a smiling devil emoji. He also asked about long chem sessions (that is, involving drugs, most often lines [mephedrone] and drops [GBL and GHB]—editor’s note).
Educating the body through exercise
The religious man takes care of his body. He is athletic, and it is clear that he spends many hours a week at the gym. He is also known for carefully selecting his sexual partners. They must be as physically attractive as he is. Our sources said directly that the priest is not interested in unattractive or average-looking men.
The Piarist also takes care of his health. He engages in risky sexual behavior, so he reassures potential partners that he protects himself, among other things, against HIV infection. He admits to using PrEP (protection against HIV; the medication protects people at risk of exposure to the virus during sexual intercourse—editor’s note) and doxycycline as protection against sexually transmitted diseases. At times, he complained about his health and admitted that he had to recover after a many-hour orgy.
The ease with which the priest combines the identity of a religious man who is supposed to teach young people virtues and values with that of a promiscuous sybarite raises serious questions about ethics, credibility, and the safety of the students with whom the clergyman has daily contact.
“There will definitely be a response from our side. We cannot leave such troubling signals unanswered,” Fr. Jacek Wolan SP, press spokesperson for the Piarist Province, told istotne.pl.
Our publications—allowing the religious to stand in the truth
We are preparing a film about the religious man and his erotic journeys across Europe. It will be our third film about active homosexual priests in Poland.
- In 2023, we made the film “Who Is Adrian?” about a parish priest from Bolesławiec and his boyfriend from Top Model, almost 30 years younger than him.
- In 2024, we published the film “What Do Priests Do When They Take Off Their Cassocks? A Film About Hidden Gay Men in the Diocese of Legnica.” You can still watch this film on YouTube.
- In 2025, we will publish a film about a religious man from Bolesławiec
After publishing the film “Who Is Adrian?” we face a years-long legal battle. We have cases in Jelenia Góra and Bolesławiec. You can help us in the legal fight with the parish priest from the first film and support us in writing articles about the bishop of Legnica and the problems faced by many parishioners throughout the diocese.
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The precedent-setting case began in Bolesławiec in February 2025. The priest is doing everything he can to silence the matter concerning materials about him. This action is known by the English name SLAPP—a lawsuit or other legal action intended to gag journalists.
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