† Album of the Deceased Fathers and Brothers † 138 21. He studied at our high school in Druya. He and his compatriots endured much suffering by civil and ecclesiastical authorities because of their nationality. As a seminarian, he transferred to the Byzantine Rite. He spent his life ministering to Belarusians first in Rome and then in London. He helped found the Belarusian house of our Congregation in London and the Belarusian Catholic Mission, which attracted many priests and laity from around the world. In 1960, he was ordained a bishop, becoming the first bishop of the Belarusian Greek Catholic Church in over 100 years; he served as the Apostolic Visitator of Belarusians living abroad. Three years later, he served as Superior General for one term and also participated in the Second Vatican Council. He was also a member of the Congregation for the Eastern Churches and the Commission for the Revision of the Code of Eastern Canon Law. He is buried in St. Pancras Cemetery in London. In 1996, Father MARTIN ZDANIUKIEWICZ (Zda-nyu-kiev-eech), died at the age of almost 96 in the Góra Kalwaria monastery. He was a religious for 68 years and a priest for 59. He served as a chaplain during the Warsaw Uprising. In 1952, he took over the parish of Góra Kalwaria as its first Marian pastor. The Polish army sent its representatives to his funeral, which took place at the cemetery in Góra Kalwaria, where he is buried. In 2009, Father JOHN KOBZA (Kohb-za), a member of the American Province, died at Villa Rosa nursing home in Mitchellville, Maryland. He was 88 years old, a religious for 58 years, and a priest for 55. He served in the Washington, D.C. area as a chaplain at the Walter Reed Medical Center and the veterans’ hospital and as a confessor at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. He is buried in the Marian Fathers’ cemetery on Eden Hill in Stockbridge. In 2011, Father JULIAN KAŁOWSKI (Ka-wov-ski), died at the age of 78 at a hospital in Międzylesie (Mien-zih-lesh-ia), Poland. He was a religious for 58 years and a priest for 49. In 1994, he was named a Professor of Canon Law at the Academy of Catholic Theology, today known as Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University. He assisted numerous religious congregations in creating and formatting their constitutions and wrote many articles and books on Canon Law. For his academic and didactical efforts, he was awarded a Knight’s Cross and a Medal for National Education. He is buried in the Marian Fathers’ section of Wawrzyszew Cemetery in Warsaw.
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