October 149 — Father ANTHONY JASTRZĘBSKI (Yast-zhemb-ski); at the General Chapter of 1862, he was called to serve as Secretary General and Vice-President of the monastery. In 1864, he was transferred to Marijampolė and the following year he went to live with relatives in Žemaitija where the weather was milder; and — Father VINCENT WÓJTOWICZ (Vooy-toh-veech), a religious from 1848 onwards. In 1987, Brother PETER ANTHONY REPČIUS (Rep-choos), a member of the Lithuanian Province, died in a hospital in Marijampolė at the age of 73, having suffered long from cancer. He was a religious for 53 years and served the community mainly as a gardener in various houses. A man of deep inner life, he was distinguished by his spirit of prayer and hard work. After the dispersion of religious in Lithuania forced by the Communist regime, he carried out various services in our churches. He is buried in the new municipal cemetery in Marijampolė. October 29 On October 29, 1755, Father CHARLES PASZYŃSKI (Pa-shin’-ski), Vice-President of the monastery, died in Puszcza Korabiewska, where he is buried. In 1841, Father ANTHONY KOŁOSZEWSKI (Ko-wo-shev-ski), a “Father of the Order,” died at the age of 43 at the monastery in Miroslavas. He was a religious for 26 years and a priest for 19. He was an Assistant of the Order and President of the monastery from 1831. He is buried in Miroslavas. In 1878, Father THOMAS GIEGURZYŃSKI (Gieh-goo-zhin-ski) died at the monastery in Marijampolė. He was a Preacher of various monasteries in Lithuania. He is buried in Miroslavas. In 1963, Father CASIMIR VENGRAS (Ven-gras), a member of the American Province of St. Casimir, was found dead in his room at the house in Chicago. He was 53 years old, a religious for 34 years and a priest for 27. For 16 years he served as a member of our houses in Argentina. He is buried in the Marian Fathers' section of St. Casimir Cemetery in Chicago. In 1979, Brother ANTHONY RUTKOWSKI (Root-kov-ski), a member of the Province of Great Britain and a religious for 29 years, died unexpectedly at the age of 68 at the house in Fawley Court. Forced by the war to leave
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