Lumen 2018

S TANISLAUS P APCZYNSKI 334 audio et expendo simul ultissimum ese, ad errorem humani iu- dicii, aut detegendum aut avertendum, etsi veritas ipsa produ- catur in publicum, idcirco non aviditate honoris propugnandi, quem nullum habeo, et contemno, non aliquem insectandi stu- dio, aut infamandi, causas genuinas externas huius rei affero, sed ut quisque sciat optime, me nec animi levitate motum ex Scholis Piis, nec ob aliquam causam dimissum, sed gravibus rationibus permotum etiam postulasse dimissionem.” Apologia , Intr., Scripta 37. 44. Father Francis Wilga joined the Camaldolites in 1643. In 1653, he was appointed Prior of the hermitage at Gora Krolewska near Warsaw, and in 1657 — at Gora Srebrna near Cracow. In 1667, he became Prior at Gora Krolewska again. When Fr. Papczynski visited him at the beginning of August 1667 and stayed there for a few days, it was most likely his first meeting with Fr. Wilga (Kraus 6, Positio 298). On October 6 th of the same year, Fr. Stanislaus received a letter of recommendation from him before his trip to Rome. In May 1668, Fr. Wilga moved to Wigry near Suwalki as the first Prior of the Camaldolite foundation there. In 1671, when a fire destroyed the palace in which the hermits lived, they left Wigry and did not return there until 1678. Dur- ing this time, Fr. Wilga was staying at Gora Krolewska near War- saw again, and one day he was visited by Fr. Stanislaus. L. Zarewicz, Zakon Kamedulow w Polsce i na Litwie , Cracow, 1871, 36, 47-48, 62, 75, 79, 80, 98, 108-110; Fundatio § 19, Scripta 92; Positio 363, footnote 30. 45. Kraus 6, Positio 298. 46. Fundatio § 10, Scripta 87. 47. The Korabiew Forest takes its name from the village of Kora- biewice, which is among the oldest localities in Mazovia. The areas of virgin forest once spread between Mszconow, Skierniewice, and Rawa Mazowiecka to join the Bolimow Forest in the north. The richest period of the history of Korabiewice