The cardinal-archbishop of Warsaw has denounced the mix-up of the
remains of victims of a 2010 air disaster in Russia that killed the
country's president and other leading figures.
"What happened to the body of your father and husband is a further
deep pain and wound on top of still-recent injuries," Cardinal Kazimierz
Nycz told the family of another victim, Ryszard Kaczorowski, Poland's
last London-based president-in-exile in 1989-90.
The cardinal was preaching at Mr Kaczorowski's second funeral, in
Warsaw's Divine Providence basilica, which was held after the mix-up was
revealed.
Mr Kaczorowski died, aged 90, alongside President Lech Kaczynski and
94 others when their plane crashed attempting to land at Smolensk in
2010 for anniversary commemorations of the 1940 Soviet massacre of
interned Polish officers at nearby Katyn Forest.