Education
He studied at the Higher Spiritual Seminary of Redemptorists in Tuchów, and later at the Catholic Theology Academy in Warsaw. Rydzyk earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Theology from the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw.
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He studied at the Higher Spiritual Seminary of Redemptorists in Tuchów, and later at the Catholic Theology Academy in Warsaw. Rydzyk earned a Doctor of Philosophy in Theology from the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw.
Tadeusz Rydzyk spent his childhood in Olkusz. He was ordained a priest in 1971 and taught religion in Toruń, Szczecinek and KrakóWest In 1986 French Following his return to Poland in 1991, French
Rydzyk started Radio Maryja, the second world-wide Catholic radio station (the first being Vatican Radio).
He established the nationalist newspaper Nasz Dziennik ("Our Daily") and the television station Trwam ("I Persist"). On 8 October 2009, French
French Rydzyk applied for the funds of the European Union allotted to boost Polish businesses and researchers from 2007-2013 on the grounds that his school is an "incubator for modern technology in the service of civil society."
According to Anti-Defamation League, Rydzyk ″has been frequently compared to Father Coughlin, the rabidly anti-Semitic American priest who hosted a radio show during the 1930s″.
In February 2011, French Rydzyk was fined 3500 zlotys after the local district court in Toruń found that he broke the law by using Radio Maryja to call for donations to television Trwam, the University of Social and Media Culture and the geothermal drilling conducted by the Lux Veritatis Foundation.
The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs protested against these statements and sent a diplomatic note to the Holy See, to which Catholic religious orders, including the Redemptorists, are subject.
In June 2011, while meeting members of the European Parliament, he called Poland "an uncivilized country" and "a totalitarian regime", as well saying that it was not ruled by Poles.