January 29 In 1978, Father MIECISLAUS CHOIŃSKI (Ho-een’-ski), a member of the Polish Province, died at the age of 41 as a result of serious injuries sustained while driving. He was a religious for 18 years and a priest for 10. His priesthood was dedicated to pastoral activity. He is buried in Głuchołazy (Gwoo-ho-wah-zih). In 2017, Father EUGENE KAMIŃSKI, a member of the Polish Province died at the hospital in Grudziądz (Groo-jaunts). He was 80 years old, a religious for 60 years and a priest for 50. He served at various Marian parishes, fulfilling many different functions. While serving as local Superior and Treasurer in Grudziądz, he initiated and completed the construction of a chapel in Wielkie Lniska (Viel-kyie L'nis-ka). The Ordinary appointed him Rector of St. Francis Xavier Church and he carried out these duties faithfully to the end of his industrious life. He is buried in Grudziądz. January 31 On January 31, 1918, Father BLAISE KISIELSKI (Kee-shell-ski) died in Warsaw. After the suppression of religious orders in 1864, he resided for some time in Marijampolė. Later, he was the Pastor in Boglewice (Bogh-le-veets-eh) for 15 years. For the last ten years of his life, he was chaplain at the Church of St. Vincent de Paul in Bródno, Warsaw and is buried in the cemetery there. In 1991, Father MICHAEL TOMAŠEVIČS (To-ma-sheh-vich), a member of the Latvian Province, died at the age of 81 at the Parish house of Pustina. He was a religious for 62 years and a priest for 40. Initially, he was a religious brother in our Congregation, working in the print shop connected with the house in Rēzekne (Reh-zek-neh). He entered the Seminary in Riga and was ordained in 1951. He worked in many parishes and, during the last 10 years of his life, he was the Pastor in Pustina, where he is buried.
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