The article discusses the call for Catholic parishioners in the Poznań archdiocese to contribute to the diocesan funds, as encouraged by Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki over the past two decades. Following his tenure, the current archbishop, Zbigniew Zieliński, continues to urge believers to support the Church through a financial contribution during Lent. His communication stresses that every believer has a responsibility to assist in the needs of the Church community, underscoring the importance of such contributions for the functioning of various church-related activities.

The funds collected are allocated to several key components of the archdiocese's activities, including the operations of Caritas Poznań, the Archbishop's Seminary, and the maintenance of central institutions such as the metropolitan curia, archive, and diocesan museum. Although the archbishop does not specify the exact amount required from each member of the congregation, there are established guidelines for the calculation of these contributions, as noted by Gazeta Wyborcza.

Local priests have begun to read the archbishop's recent letter in their parishes, emphasizing the collective responsibility of the faithful and the necessity of contributions. The article points to the transparency and clarity in the expectations for contributions, which are based on the number of registered individuals in each parish, ensuring that all members are engaged in the financial sustainability of the Church community in Poznań.