With the blessing of St. John of Nepomuk - a day for those who take on impossible missions
May 21 marks the Maritime Rescue Workers' Day in Poland – a day dedicated to the men and women who risk their lives to save others at sea. These are professionals who face nature’s most unforgiving forces with determination, skill, and courage.
security maritime rescue news21 may 2025 | 22:33 | Source: Gazeta Morska | Prepared by: Kamil Kusier | Print
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On this occasion, Sebastian Kluska, Director of the Maritime Search and Rescue Service (MSPiR SAR), shared his message for the community:
- On the occasion of Maritime Rescue Workers' Day, I wish all MSPiR SAR personnel – maritime rescuers – health and good fortune in every mission. May you find satisfaction in offering help in the harshest of conditions, with the blessing of St. John of Nepomuk.
St. John of Nepomuk – the patron saint of those in peril on the water – holds a special place in the hearts of Polish maritime rescuers, symbolizing faith and perseverance in the face of the unknown.
As Poland honors its maritime rescue professionals today, the industry is reminded of the critical importance of SAR services, and of the silent bravery of those who go to sea not for profit or glory – but simply to bring others back home safely.
From all of us at Daily Mare, we extend our deep respect and gratitude to those who stand ready, day and night, to face the impossible.
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