Lumen 2018

decree which was kept in the Korabiew archives until 1864 when it perished along with the entire archives. But, in 1744, a copy of the Protocol of the original Order of Marian Fathers was made, in which the decree issued by the Visitator was included in the chapter about the beginnings and the approbation of the Con- gregation. However, the copy made by Fr. Sydry seems more faithful to the original, and it was this copy that was included in Positio . Positio 340-341. 71. “Krajewscius solus permansit, et interea coram saecularibus me incusabat; Simulabat praeterea observantiae studium, re ipsa Domi forisque vivebat ut volebat, intemperans, inobediens, exlex, et mihi et Episcopo rebellis, carpebat unique actiones meas, et tandem per illos suos Conscios nimiae severitatis me accusavit apud eumdemVisitatorem et vagationis, cum ego non sine debita facultate coactus fuerim Cracoviam, et alio progredi. Innitebatur etenim improborum patrocinio, et sui Consanguinei viri alias gravis Canonici Gnesnensis.” ( Fundatio § 21, Scripta 94). The aforementioned Canon bore the same name as Br. John of the Immaculate Conception [i.e., Stanislaus Krajewski of the Kora- biew hermitage]. He was Rev. Stanislaus Krajewski who played an important role in the Gniezno Chapter. At a later time, the Chapter elected him and Primate Radziejowski appointed him administrator of the Diocese of Gniezno during the cardinal’s absence. J. Korytkowski, Arcybiskupi gnieznienscy Prymasowie i Metropolici polscy od r. 1000 az do r. 1821 , Poznan, vol IV, 314. 72. Fundatio § 21, Scripta 94. 73. John Papczynski, Fr. Stanislaus’s relative and friend, valet to John Gembicki, Bishop of Plock (†1675). He appointed Fr. Stanislaus executor of his testament. A testimony prepared by Lochmon at Fr. Papczynski’s request, September 19, 1674, Positio 559-560. 74. “Et quidem haec omnia egi praemonitus in visione a V.P. Nostro Josepho Calasantio a Matre Dei, qui me tum graviter aegrum repente sanum reddidit, ita ut ex domo Sororis meae, post horas 339 Foundation of a New Religious Order