Remembering heritage
Seven-year-old Rachel Welsh is having her fortune told by Bobby Piekarski as part of the… Seven-year-old Rachel Welsh is having her fortune told by Bobby Piekarski as part of the Polish Fest held in the Cathedral on Sunday. Piekarski, who has been telling fortunes for five years as part of a Polish tradition, melts a candle. According to Piekarski, wax opens the key to telling the future. The festival also featured polka dancing and Polish food.
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