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Later, with Bishop Swiecicki’s permission, Krajewski and his in- stitute settled in the village of Wygnanka near Lutkow (today Lutkowka) on a new foundation given to him by Joachim Wygnan- ski. The decree issued by the Church Tribunal obliged Fr. Papczynski to pay Krajewski a sum of 30 Polish florins to cover his expenses in- curred in connection with the construction of the buildings at the Korabiew Forest, so that he would now be able to pay the woodcut- ters employed in constructing the two little houses in Wygnanka. 110 We do not know how long Krajewski’s experiment with establish- ing a new institute in Wygnanka lasted. But we do know that nothing resulted from his endeavors. He returned to Fr. Papczynski, took the vows, and prepared a testament regarding his possessions and inher- itance. 111 He made Fr. Stanislaus the primary and principal executor of his testament as well as his heir to 1,500 zloties from his estate in Krasne, located in the Palatinate of Ruthenia, in the Przemysl region. In order to fulfill the testament, Fr. Papczynski would have had to go to the Civil Tribunal in Lublin, about 120 kilometers away from Nowa Jerozolima. It is supposed that it was difficult for him to make this trip, therefore, he prepared an official document and sent it to Lublin with his procurator. 112 It is a very important document be- cause we learn from it that Krajewski did return to the Marian com- munity, that he took vows and persevered in the Marian vocation. It would seem that he finally overcame the difficult traits of his charac- ter, which were the reason for so many conflicts between him and Fr. Stanislaus. It would seem that he “converted” and cast off “the old man.” This change may also speak in Fr. Papczynski’s favor as he did not hold a grudge against his difficult confrere and behaved like the good father in the Gospel who received back his prodigal son with joy. Krajewski died piously at the Korabiew Forest as a member of the congregation (before 1685). 113 The Korabiew community was developing slowly, and Fr. Wyszyn- ski saw the reason for this in the actions of the evil spirit. Satan real- ized that a monastery was being established which would seriously limit his activity. Therefore, he began to confuse the minds of many S TANISLAUS P APCZYNSKI 280