Lumen 2018

413 The End of Father Stanislaus’s Life 104. VW § 97, Positio 703. Father Wyszynski saw a gift of prophecy reflected in Fr. Papczynski’s reaction. Perhaps he was thinking of Moses who burned the golden idol in the fire and crushed it to powder (Ex 32:20). 105. “Pater N: multum mihi in multis contravenis, et ordinationes, quas ego non ex me, sed secreto arcano sapientiae aeternae edoctus praescripsi tibi, aliter quam convenit explicas, et per- vertere studes: quapropter scias hoc de certo, quod ego prae- dicto tibi: Enimvero, quando ad annos tuae senectutis devenies, dabit tibi Deus in hac Congregatione unum pectinem (diminu- tive eum nominans) qui te pectinabit.” VW § 83, Positio 698. 106. VW § 83, Positio 698-699. It can be concluded from the infor- mation contained in the Acts of the Process in Poznan that Fr. Joachim of St. Anne Kozlowski was the disobedient spiritual son of Father Founder, and Fr. Casimir of St. Joseph Wyszynski (who had a rake in his coat of arms) was the Founder’s faithful spiritual son. 107. VW § 98, Positio 704. It was even before September 1701 that a Swedish invasion of Poland could be anticipated. Its horrors were similar to those experienced by Fr. Papczynski in the years 1655-1656. Positio 615, footnote 6. 108. The consent given by the Marians to the Rule of the Ten Virtues of the Blessed Virgin Mary, April 14, 1701, in: Regula Ordinis Beatae Virginis Mariae (1723), 44-46, Positio 551-552. 109. The following fathers signed the document: Fr. Stanislaus of Jesus Mary, Superior General; Fr. Joseph of All Saints, Superior of the hermitage and an Assistant of the Congregation; Fr. Joachim of St. Anne, Assistant and Procurator General; Fr. Cyprian of St. Stanislaus, Superior of the Cenacle and Secretary of the Congre- gation; Jacob of St. Anne, Superior of the house in Gozlin; Fr. Constantine of St. Casimir, General Preacher. VW § 99. 110. VW § 99.