Events

During the “Epiphany”celebration – a holiday which is commonly known as the “Three Kings Day” (January 6) it was organized for the seventh time the Three Kings procession in Jarosław. Spiritual message was dedicated to all the town inhabitants. It was also dedicated to Józef Piłsudski and Tadeusz Kosciuszko who contributed to independence of Poland (the 100th anniversary). The holiday festivity began with a Holy Liturgy which was chaired by the guest of honor, Archbishop of Archdiocese of Przemyśl Józef Michalik. The festivity slogan was “God is for everyone”.
The beautiful biblical content of holiday confirms that God comes to everyone generously and with openness. The aim of the event was to promote Polish tradition and Christian values as well as to celebrate the Epiphany.
The Three Kings procession in Jarosław with its strong patriotic and historical theme included many historical aspects of Poland, where faith and love to Motherland shaped the national identity.
The main organizer of the above event is Archpriest of Jarosław, Prelate Andrzej Surowiec who has been coordinated the festivity for seven years.
During the holiday one could be amazed by colorful processions - European, African and Asian ones, which at the same time moved off the churches at noon and occupied the streets of Jarosław: Christ the King Church, Franciscan Church and Church of Divine Mercy. Each colored procession was led by one of the kings. The participants of the fourth procession of Holy Family with little shepherds and donkey were the quickest who came to the end.
The Blue African procession started from Franciscan Church led by King Baltazar. The Green Asian procession was led by King Melchior from the Church of Divine Mercy, while the Red European procession headed by King Kacper included the authorities of the province, district and town along with mayors; among the participants one could also see knights and youth with ribbons, as well as the representatives of health service, uniformed services and education system represented by Rector of PWSTE in Jarosław, prof. UG, dr hab. Krzysztof Rejman and Director of the Institute of Economics and Management, Ph.D. Tatiana Kozak-Syara, staff workers and a lot of students, including foreign students participating in the Erasmus + program.

„Unity in diversity. Intercultural education in the common Polish-Slovak borderland”, - it was the motto of the International Scientific Conference which took place 27-29 November, 2017 at PWSTE in Jarosław.
The deliberations were conducted in the Library of the PWSTE and were preceded by speech of the Rector, prof. UG, dr hab. Krzysztof Rejman who opened the conference, as well as by speech of doc. dr. Eng. Peter Adamišin - Vice-Rector of the University of Prešov in Slovakia, co-organizer of the project.
Beata Rejman, Director of the PWSTE Library in Jarosław was honored to welcome guests.
The conference was attended by the representative of the clergy – Archpriest of Jarosław, Prelate Andrzej Surowiec along with Tadeusz Chrzan – the foreman of the district of Jarosław and the representative of the Mayor of Jaroslaw; the lecturers, students of PWSTE and directors of Institutes along with the staff, as well as students of schools participating in the project took also part in the conference.

Budapest was awesome. I've spent like five days in Budapest. I think it's the most beautiful city in Europe after Prague. I saw almost all of places to see. Buda Castle, Liberty Statue, Heroes Square, House of Terror Parliament Building , Fisherman's Bastion, Churches etc. If you haven't gone there yet, you should take a trip immediately...

Savaş Avcı

Wien was really good but little bit expensive. There are many places to see. But my favorite places were Schönbrunn Palace and Hundertwasserhaus. I think Wien is the most expensive but also happiest city in Europe.

Savaş Avcı (together with Ebu Bekir Kocaman and Robert Alexandru Giukin)