Lumen 2018

85. One day around the year 1667, Br. Augustine, while still a sem- inarian, ran away from the monastery at Podoliniec. He wan- dered from place to place pretending to be a priest; he celebrated Holy Mass, heard confessions, distributed the Eucharist, and ad- ministered other sacraments, established contacts with heretics, and committed various other offences. He was captured, sent back to Podoliniec, and thrown into a monastery prison there. Later, at the order of the Superior General, an investigation into this matter was launched during the provincial chapter in 1667 and a report in this matter was sent to him. 86. “ ... privationis quarumqumque dignitatum, seu Praelatu- rarum, vel officiorum suarum Ordinum, ac vocis ctivae et pas- sivae perpetuaeque inhabilitatis ad eosdem.” GAP, Prov. Pol. in gen., n. 19. 87. Apologia § 16, 18, Scripta 4-49. 88. Apologia § 15, Scripta 48. Father Papczynski was to leave Warsaw itself within 24 hours. 89. “Iturus tamen eram pacis amore, et manda[ti] reverentia licet il- legitimi Superioris, nisi me cara pectora Sacerdo[tum] Polonorum Domus Varsaviensis, una exire parantium vi prope reti[nui]ssent. Mansi igitur Varsaviae prostrata oppugnatione mei, etia[m in] lec- tum.” Apologia § 16, Scripta 48. 90. Positio 106. 91. Positio 107. 92. Father Sigismund of St. Joseph Baranowski (ca. 1638-1674) made his religious profession on June 2, 1663, and was or- dained to the priesthood in Warsaw on March 28, 1666. Trans- ferred to Podoliniec in the years 1666-1667, he taught rhetoric and poetics there. In 1668, he was transferred to Warsaw to re- place Fr. Anthony of the Holy Spirit Kruszyna. GAP, Dom. Varsav., n. 14; Reg. Rel. 3, p. 66; Reg. Rel. 73, June 2, 1663; S TANISLAUS P APCZYNSKI 230