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89 Stanislaus Papczynski’s Childhood and Youth 107. “Per flumen Donajerium cum Portitorem non reperisset, coscensa navi, dictis his verbis Laudetur Sanctissimum Sacra- mentum, feliciter ad alteram ripae partem salvus appulit.” VF § 10, Positio 635; VW § 11, Positio 665. 108. VW § 12, Positio 665; S. Litak, op. cit., pp. 453-454. 109. “Ipse vero domum redux, aliquo spacio temporis ibidem mansit studiaque in schola, ut dicitur Parochiali, tractavit, et partim studens, partim morem Parentis gerens, pecorum curam rursus habens, aetatem minorennem consumebat, et melior in dies in virtutibus proficiebat.” VW § 12, Positio 665. 110. VW § 13, Positio 665-666. 111. VW § 13, Positio 665-666. 112. VW § 14, Positio 666. 113. S. Zaleski, Jezuici w Polsce , vol. I, pp. 212-215; vol. IV, pp. 57- 169; Positio 13. Today, in the city of Jaroslaw, there is an ele- mentary school located near the former Jesuit College. The school bears the name of Peter Skarga, a Jesuit, which links it with the city’s past, on which the presence of the Order of the Society of Jesus left such an important mark. A commemorative tablet bearing the following inscription: “Whoever serves his homeland, serves himself” is displayed on the school building. The former Jesuit church and college are located at Rev. Peter Skarga Square. Above the church’s main altar, there is a paint- ing of the Blessed Mother, which is a copy of the famous Salus Populi Romani . The painting is dated 1656-1956. 114. VW § 14, Positio 666. 115. Ibid. 116. P. Jasienica, op. cit., part I, p. 411. 117. Starozytna Polska , vol. II, p. 654, p. 656; S. Zaleski, op. cit., vol. IV/1, p. 164; A. Wagner, Handel dawnego Jaroslawia , Lvov 1929, pp. 7-16.