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when he was pastor at st. borgia in chicago, he said he will not allow anybody to go hungry and then he became bishop in 2011, but before that he promised jan certain job by march 2008; but when poor jan who couldnt and cant find proper church job (where he really qualifies with like doing weekly newsletters) was refused, andrew wypych broke his word; many years later jan's mother contacted him; now when he was bishop and has over 60 parishes under his belt, he would be able to do something, he promsie he will, but lowlife backed down on the promise again and never even tried to find anything and never returned any phone calls. true, church is not job seeking employment agancy but it just so happened at that time there was appropriate job for jan and thus that would have made his enitre family happy, especially dearest grandma who passed away 2.5 years later and how did she feel knowing her favorite grandson in not working for church as she always wanted him to? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 190.204.44.143 (talk) 19:07, 9 May 2020 (UTC)Reply