Lumen 2018

S TANISLAUS P APCZYNSKI 416 tion was made that Fr. Papczynski asked the Superior General of the Piarist Fathers to allow him to be buried near them. Navikevicius 217-218. 127. VF § 88, Positio 614; VW § 102, Positio 705; PP f. 153v, Positio 619-620; PP f. 73r-v. Art. 52, ibid., f. 74r-v, Positio 810. 128. VW § 103, Positio 706. 129. VW § 104, Positio 706. 130. “Sancta Maria, et incomprehensibilis Dei Genitrix Virgo, inter- cede pro nobis.” VW § 105. 131. Before Pope John XXIII’s liturgical reform Rubricarum in- structum of July 25, 1960, it was possible to obtain the forgive- ness of one’s faults (resulting from human imperfection) committed while praying the breviary, by reciting the prayer Sacrosanctae et Individuae Trinitati ... at the conclusion of the breviary. After the aforementioned reform, the said indulgence was attached to the final antiphon to the Blessed Mother. 132. VF § 90, Positio 650; PP f. 348r. 133. “Pro additionalib. arctic.,” 11-o, APS 5, f. 30r: “Per Visita- torem ... inventum est cadaver incorruptum.” Bishop Adam Rostkowski (†1738) was an Auxiliary Bishop to Christopher Szembek (†1748), Ordinary of Poznan (1716-1720). 134. PP f. 229; Fisher, Vita, § 5, ProtBals 92. 135. R § 2; VW § 106; PP f. 74 (Art. 52). Fr. Wyszynski wrote: “The information about the fact that the body was not decayed had been included in the Protocol for many years. But our old fa- thers, too, told us that when our Visitator, Rev. Rostkowski, Auxiliary Bishop of Luck and Vicar for Warsaw, ordered that the grave be opened (before the water destroyed it), he said the following words upon seeing that the body of the Reverend Fa- ther had not decayed: «They will certainly consider him a saint because of this.» Since he [the bishop] was a person who wished