Grażyna Szapołowska Believes This Is Her Last Life, Criticizes the Church
Warsaw – Celebrated Polish actress Grażyna Szapołowska has revealed her belief in reincarnation, stating she feels she is currently living her tenth and final life. The actress also voiced strong criticism of the Catholic Church in a recent interview.
Szapołowska, known for her roles in iconic Polish films like “Pan Tadeusz” and “Short Film About Love,” shared her personal convictions about life after death and past lives. The actress has remained a prominent figure in Polish cinema and television for decades, recently appearing on the present “Taniec z Gwiazdami” (Dancing with the Stars) in 2025, according to VIVA!. Her candidness has once again captured public attention.
When asked about her fear of death, Szapołowska responded, “No. I have my guardian angel.” This statement, as reported by Plotek.pl, opened the door for her to elaborate on her spiritual beliefs and her issues with the Church.
The actress also claimed to have lived in Syria in a previous life, as TVN.pl reported on Friday, March 13, 2026. Szapołowska’s statements are likely to spark debate, given the prominent role of the Catholic Church in Polish society.
Born September 19, 1953, in Bydgoszcz, Poland, Szapołowska has had a long and distinguished career in film, theater and television, earning an Eagle Award for her leading role in “Pan Tadeusz,” as detailed on Wikipedia. She has also spoken about difficult moments in her life, including praying to Saint Jude Thaddeus, according to Onet.
The actress’s willingness to discuss such personal and potentially controversial topics underscores her reputation for outspokenness and authenticity, solidifying her status as a beloved and often-discussed figure in Polish entertainment.
