† Album of the Deceased Fathers and Brothers † 150 Poland, he began his religious life as a member of the Province of St. Stanislaus Kostka. For 16 years he diligently served the community as an experienced mechanic at the house in Stockbridge. Transferred to England, he remained a member of the Fawley Court house until his death. Filled with apostolic zeal, he was a great lover of community life. He is buried in the Marian Fathers’ cemetery in Henley-on-Thames. October 29 On October 29, 2024, Father KĘSTUTIS (Kes-tu-tis) KAZIMIERAS BRILIUS (Brih-loose), a member of the Lithuanian Vicariate, died at the age of 69 in Kaunas. He was a religious for 47 years and a priest for 44. For the first five years after his ordination, he could not work officially as a priest because of the Soviet regime; nevertheless, he traveled and ministered throughout Lithuania and other Soviet controlled countries. After this, he served as a Vicar and Pastor of various parishes. He was also a local Superior and Treasurer and a Provincial Councilor and Treasurer. He was an eager promoter of digital evangelization. For the last five years of his life, he was the Superior of the Lithuanian Vicariate. He is buried in Marijampolė. October 30 On October 30, 1779, Father CASIMIR OTTERSKI (Ot-tare-ski) died in the hospital in Wilanów (Vee-lah-noov). He taught philosophy at the monastery in Góra Kalwaria and during the summer months exercised an active pastoral ministry in various parishes. He was eulogized as a man “endowed with exemplary character and knowledge.” He was buried near the Church of the Lord’s Cenacle in Góra Kalwaria. In 1904, Father JOSEPH WIERZBICKI (Vee-ezh-beets-kee) died at the age of 81. President of the monastery in Góra Kalwaria, he was deported in 1864 to the monastery in Marijampolė. In 1883, he was named Pastor of the parish in Godzianów (Go-jya-noov). However, three years later he took up pastoral duties in the Archdiocese of Warsaw. His place of burial is unknown. In 1998, Brother ALPHIE GAGNE (Gog-neh), a member of the American Province of St. Stanislaus Kostka, died at the house in Stockbridge. He was 89 years old and in his 40th year of religious profession. He competently fulfilled his various duties in the community as cook, Sacristan, assistant Treasurer, carpenter, and shipping manager, and also ran in a remarkable way the “trading stamps redemption” project for the last 25 years of his life. He was a humble, industrious, conscientious, and prayerful man who loved
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