Of which football team is Father General a fan?
At the Stanislaus Kostka Jesuit school in Gdynia
On 13 May, Fr. Arturo Sosa visited the Jesuit school in Gdynia, Poland. Addressing the schoolchildren, he encouraged them to learn not only science, but also the human and civic skills that enable them to devote themselves to the service of others. He also answered the students' questions by telling them about his vocation and his youth.
One of the questions was about his football preferences. Father Sosa replied that, living in Rome, he avoids declaring whether he is a fan of Rome or Lazio. Instead, in his heart, he supports... Naples.
Among those present was Katarzyna Gruszecka-Spychala, currently Deputy Mayor of Gdynia, who is a former member of the Jesuit School of Gdynia.
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