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229. J. Buba, Pijarzy w Polsce, Nasza Przeszlosc XV (1962) 17-18; Malej-Ziella, Polonia Mariana, La Madre di Dio 33 (1966) n. 6, 16-18. 230. J. Buba, Patronka Warszawy , op. cit., p. 43. 231. F. K. Kurowski, Pamietniki miasta Warszawy , II, 116; J. Buba, Patronka Warszawy , op. cit., p. 44. 232. “In 1916, the Prussian occupying authorities allowed the church on Dluga Street to be restored to its Catholic origins. In January of 1917, the process of removing the Byzantine elements and restoring the former architecture began under the supervision of architect Oscar Sosnowski. The church was consecrated by Bishop Gall on March 12, 1933, and desig- nated as a cathedral for the Field Bishop. The church was later bombed amidst the uprising of 1944. The walls that survived were secured and, through the efforts of the Field Curia, the church was returned to use again.” Ibid., 46. 233. Ibid., 45-46. 234. S.M. Grazyna et al., op. cit., p. 367. 235. J. Buba, Patronka Warszawy , op. cit., p. 46. 236. C. Wyszynski, Quaedam Annotationes ..., in : DW Annal. 3, f. 15r. 237. Alegiani, Posnan. [...] Positiones et Articulos , in: APS 5, f. 6 v; Positio 69, footnote 5. 238. The work of rebuilding the church lasted about ten years. Bulinski, op.cit, vol. III, p., 324. 239. F. Giedroyc, Mor w polsce w wiekach ubieglych , in: Kronika lekarska , Warsaw, 1899, chapter 1650-1663; Kraus, pp. 203, 205, 225; GAP, Reg. Rel. 36, <A>, 52 nn. 1-3; 53, n. 2, where this mention was made: “obiit peste” with regard to four Piarists in Warsaw in 1661 and 1662 (“in Autumno”). S TANISLAUS P APCZYNSKI 160