Lumen 2018

3. “Sed Deus ipse, ... quemadmodumme ad hoc suum opus Divini- tus, hoc est amanter, misericorditer, sapienter, mirabiliter excitavit, ita illud ipse peregit peragitque in finem aeviternum.” Fundatio § 1, Scripta 81; “Illa tamen divina visi[o] quae fuit animo impressa meo circa Congregationem hanc Immaculatae Conceptionis BMV instituendam, ... me agebat suam ad metam.” Fundatio § 6, Scripta 84; “... formatae iam in animo meo a Divino Spiritu So- cietati Immaculatae Conceptionis.” Fundatio § 9, Scripta 86-87. 4. Testamentum II § 3, Scripta 135. 5. Fundatio § 5-6, Scripta 83. 6. Kraus 10, Positio 329. 7. Positio 219, 332-333. 8. Choynacki, 38, 43. 9. HierCat IV, 287. 10. Letter by Bishop Gembicki to Fr. Papczynski, October 1, 1670, Positio 197-201; Fundatio § 6, Scripta 83-84; Testamentum II § 3, Scripta 134-135; Letter by Bishop Jerome Wierzbowski to the Holy See, March 20, 1699, Positio 523. 11. The former Lubocza is now a small village called Lubocz, located on flat terrain of the Pilica River, 15 kilometers away fromNowe Miasto and 80 kilometers away fromWarsaw. The court of Jacob Karski’s descendants is no longer there. A secondary road joining Nowe Miasto and Tomaszow Mazowiecki runs through here. On the left, there is an old wayside shrine with a wooden statue of St. John Nepomucene. On the right, there is a wayside shrine with a statue of Mary Immaculate which bears the inscription: “O, Mother, do not abandon us — 1957 — a gift from the vil- lage of Lubocz.” The village does not have its own church and belongs to the parish of Rzeczyca, also located in the territory of the Diocese of Poznan. S TANISLAUS P APCZYNSKI 330