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Ehrlich Martin in May 2019

Světluše Košíčková in 2019

Petr Mička, end of 80th

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Světluše Košíčková in the 90s

Her grandmother Dobroslava Skálová

Metod Skála, her grandfather

Bohuslav and Božena Závada, her maternal grandparents

Her parents Luděk a Miloslava Skálovi at the All Sokol Rally held in 1948

Her First Communion in Královo Pole in 1961; Světluše Košíčková is the second from the right, standing behind her is Miroslava Skálová, her mother and a Czechoslovak Hussite Church priest

Světluše Košíčková (on the right) with her parents, Luděk and Miloslava Skála, and her brother

Professor Marta Westphal, who had been working with the Taizé community in France, visiting Světluše Košíčková in Brno in 1971

On their way to meet Brother Roger in Prague, from the left Felix Davídek Jr. and Světluše Košíčková; 1981

Světluše Košíčková at Taizé gathering in Katowice, Poland, in 1981; Brother Roger addressing the pilgrims

Světluše and Miloš Košíček embraced by Brother Roger at Taizé congregation in Katowice; 1981

Světluše Košíčková at Taizé congregation in Katowice in 1981, Rudolf Stockel in the centre

Světluše Košíčková at Taizé congregation in Katowice in 1981, Brother Marek from Poland on the left

Světluše Košíčková at Taizé congregation in Katowice in 1981

Taizé summer camp in Holeje which she had ogranised with Marie Kaplanová, Světluše Košíčková (on the right) and Terezie de Meyier from Taizé

Mother Theresa visiting Praha in 1984, gives blessing to Světluše Košíčková´s daughter

In 1985, Světluše Košíčková visited sister Walenty at Lonavala mission where she had been sending humanitarian aid from Czechoslovakia

Světluše Košíčková at Taizé congregation in Madras, India, in 1986; Brother Roger in the centre

Světluše Košíčková at Taizé congregation in Madras, India, in 1986; Brother Roger in the back

Světluše Košíčková at Taizé congregation in Madras, India, in 1986; with Brother Roger

Priests being ordained in Poland, Ołtarzew Mazowiecki, 1986, with Josef Poštulka (in the centre) and believers from Prostějov