This episode announces that the Archdiocese of Szczecin-Kamieńska is the host for this year's final of the Catholic Theology Olympiad. The theme centers on the baptism and mission of St. Otto of Bamberg, the patron saint of the archdiocese. Last year marked the 900th anniversary of St. Otto's mission in Pomerania, making this an additional focus for participants. Young people from all over Poland will learn about St. Otto, who evangelized the region in the 12th century and established the first bishoprics. The final test will take place in Wolin, with 120 participants selected as the best from dioceses nationwide. The location is chosen to return to the roots where St. Otto christened and spread the good news. Activities include a test at a primary school in Wolin and exploring historical sites related to St. Otto's re-evangelization mission. The schedule also involves a visit to Kamień Pomorski for an organ concert. On Friday, 10 graduates will be selected to compete in the final on Saturday for first, second, and third places. Prizes include scholarships from the Foundation for the Works of the New Millennium, valid until the end of studies, and a PLN 5,000 travel voucher. Additional awards feature stays in Kotlin Kłodzka with meals for two people. The event emphasizes that religious lectures extend beyond skills to include content fitting into history, society, Christianity, and world understanding. St. Otto serves as a key example for this integration. It also aims to foster community among those valuing religious content and provide new information about the West Pomeranian region. Participants will rediscover routes associated with St. Otto. The Olympiad is under the patronage of the Ministry of National Education, theology departments at Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University and the University of Szczecin, and the Department of Catholic Education of the Metropolitan Curia in Szczecin. This support helps promote both the event's content and the subject matter presented.
