Theater of the Higher Seminary of the Pallottine Priests in Ołtarzewo

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The Altar of the Passion of the Lord in 2006

Theater of the Higher Seminary of the Pallottine Priests in Ołtarzewo - an amateur theater of Pallottine alumni forming in the Higher Seminary of the Catholic Apostolate Association (SAC) in Ołtarzewo.

The history of the theater begins on January 6, 1957, when the alumni played a nativity play for the members of the house. Since 1965, with a few interruptions, during the Great Lent, seminars in the seminary hall of the Passion are presented by the seminarians. Up to now, there have been over 30. In the early 1970s, the "Autumn Art" project, launched during the Advent period, was launched, especially for young people. In the summer of 1988, with a musical performance entitled " "Paul of Tarsus" - clerics went to France and Germany. In the following years the alumni presented Dramas such as "Barabash", "Jonah" or "Lazarus". In 2000 they put on a musical show entitled "In five hours I will see Jesus ..." - an adaptation of the spiritual journal Jacques Fesch, a French prisoner who was sentenced to death for unintentional murder.

On the fortieth anniversary of the founding of the seminary theater, the Ołtarzewo was organized from November 9th to December 14th 1997, a review of Christian theaters.

2017 is celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Pallottine Theater in Ołtarzewo.

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