Catholic review: "Love one Another"

Founded by Fr. Tadeusz Myszczynski S.Chr., Milujcie sie! owes its rise to the Crusade for Love, which the then Primate of Poland, Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, launched in 1967. The movement was a spiritual response to the decay of civic virtue and manners marking post-war Polish society - a microcosm of what has since become endemic in a world that has lost its spiritual bearings.

Fascinated by this initiative, Fr. Tadeusz sought to teach his flock how to live the greatest of the commandments as taught us by Jesus: "Love one another as I have loved you" (John 15: 12). He began by publishing materials reflecting the principles, actions, and moral teachings pertaining to the practice of true Christian charity. In 1975, he launched the first issue of Milujcie sie! At the time of his death in 1991, the magazine had a run of a little over 2000 copies. Since then, the magazine has enjoyed phenomenal growth and success due, no doubt, and in no small part, to the intercession of Fr. Tadeusz. Currently, the Polish edition of the magazine has a bimonthly run of 220,000 copies, and the demand for it grows apace. The response from the readers has been gratifying. Every day, letters, personal testimonies, and other clear signs of spiritual and physical cures Come pouring into the editor's office. Thanks to the magazine, many readers have committed their lives to Jesus. Many have experienced healings from various addictions.

In 1999, the Society launched a Russian-language edition of its magazine entitled Lyubite Drug Druga. The latest issue had a run of 220,000 copies. Because of the difficult economic situation existing in the territories of the former Soviet Union, Lyubite Drug Druga is distributed free of charge.

More recently other languages have been added and there is even a website that prints articles in Hebrew, relying for many of its articles on the site of the Saint James Vicariate for Hebrew Speaking Catholics in Israel.

Link to the site in English here

Link to the site in Russian here

Link to the site in Polish here

Link to the site in Ukrainian here

Link to the site in Hebrew here