- When we look at it [the rainbow] and say, we repeat the word peace, we must immediately follow it with the word truth. This is what we heard in today's homily. There is no peace without truth, and there will be no peace without truth. It can be short-lived, it can be temporary. We rejoice in it now, but if we do not take care of the truth, there will be no peace. It's simple - stated Przemysław Czarnek during the ceremony commemorating the victims of the Volhynia Massacre.

- What is the truth? The truth is that the end can never justify the means. Today's explanation by the Ukrainian authorities, today's explanation by the defenders of the memory of murderers, that they were fighting the Soviets, that they were fighting for Ukraine's freedom, is not an explanation for bestiality - he continued.

- This is not an explanation for something we often call animalistic, bestial. But this is untrue, because animals, cattle, do not behave like those who, as we heard in today's homily, and as we also repeated in the Sejm, wrote in their program of action - our struggle must be zoological, bestial, wrote the head of the UPA military department. It must be so brutal that for the next ten generations no Pole will dare to look towards Ukraine. That is why methods unknown in the fight for independence were used. Extremely drastic, brutal methods. Cruel pain was inflicted on Poles solely because they were Poles – civilians, mothers, children, the elderly, all those who lived here in Wiązownica. All those who lived in Volhynia, in Eastern Lesser Poland. And it is difficult to understand two things - emphasized the PiS candidate for prime minister.