historical writings 942 and with full authority Legate de Latere for his Most Excellent and Most Powerful King of Poland, August II, as well as for the entire Kingdom of Poland and for the Great Duchy of Lithuania.370 To all together, as well as to each in particular, whom it concerns or whom in any way it might concern, we declare and bring to the indubitable notice of all, that we personally received from the Reverend Fr. Stanislaus of Jesus and Mary, Superior of the Order of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, of the Polish Congregation, Helper of the Deceased and of Pastors, while kneeling, [his] religious profession, that is, his solemn religious vows, in the following manner, namely: In the name of the Most Holy Trinity of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, as well as of the Most Worthy Virgin Mary, Mother of God. I, Stanislaus of Jesus andMary, unworthy Superior of the Order of the Immaculate Conception of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary, a Polish Congregation, Helper of the Deceased and of Pastors, I promise and vow to God and to the Most Blessed Virgin Mary and to all the Saints, and to You, most Illustrious and Reverend Lord, Francis Pignatelli, by the grace of God and the Apostolic See, Archbishop of Tarent, in the Kingdom of Poland Nuncio of His Holiness, our Lord Clement, by Divine Providence the Eleventh Pope of this name, that during the entirety of my life I will observe the Rule of the Imitation of the Virtues of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary, in that which is not contrary to our religious Institute, living in chastity, obedience, and holy poverty, adjusting my life to this Rule by this kind of obligation, by which in or through it are bound those who profess vows upon it; We accepted in our hands this profession and the professed vows on June 6, 1701, in the presence of witnesses of the facts given above: Reverend Fr. Cajetan Bellavita, a priest of the 370 Francis Pignatelli was named the Apostolic Nuncio in Poland on May 12, 1700 (effective July 20, 1700). He remained as such until the end of 1703. Cf. Positio, p. 553, n. 1.
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