Father Wyszynski Pilgrimage

At the same time he dedicated himself to a fruitful apostolic activity, serving as a confessor to the nuns of St. Dominic’s Order at the convent in Góra Kalwaria, among other things. He was also the Moderator of the Confraternity of Divine Providence, which he estab- lished at the Cenacle of the Lord church. Re-elected the General Superior (1747-1750), [Fr. Casimir] reached out to his subordinates through let- ters, in which he presented himself as “a father resolv- ing various disputes, a loving brother, a legitimate ad- ministrator managing the community, and a concerned and watchful minister,” endeavoring to keep fidelity to the Rule, mutual charity and peace in the community. As a faithful son of the Founder and a guardian of his spiritual legacy, he also diligently supported the souls in Purgatory. However, the novitiate and proper formation of the young Marians were his primary concerns. In this respect he was greatly helped by numerous candidates whom he recruited for the Order from Bohemia who possessed an extensive theological knowledge. Thanks to this fact, he intensified his efforts for spiritual renewal and intellectual development of the Order. The growing number of Marians made possible the foundation of four new religious houses in Lithuania and Volhyn’. Named Procurator General of the Order in November of 1750, [Fr. Wyszyński] successfully car- 72 P ILGRIMAGE TO THE E ND OF THE E ARTH