Servant of Mary new file

Father Casimir asked the Superior General to familiar- ize the members of the council with the contents of his let- ter, and he himself wrote to two of them, Father Ladislaus and Father Casimir, insisting that devotion to Father Papczy<ski be propagated. He complained that he was painfully wounded by such sarcastic remarks about the Marians as : This congregation originated in Poland and in Poland it will end . In his farewell letter to the Bishop of Pozna<, he asked the bishop to support the beatification cause of the Founder of the Marians, who in his diocese for many years worked for God’s glory and for the salvation of the souls, and who fell asleep in the Lord and was buried in G[ra ]Kalwaria\ . Father Wyszy<ski tried to convince the bishop that starting this process would contribute to the growth of the order and bring honor to the Homeland and to the diocese of Pozna<. In his letter to Father Ambrose, who was staying in G[ra, he encouraged him not to spare any effort for the great Servant of God and the particular venerator of the Blessed Mother . He encouraged Father Norbert, the Superior in G[ra Kalwaria, to make every effort to spread Father Papczy<ski’s honor, especially as the Superior of the place where such a precious Treasure lies. Father Wyszy<ski also took care to commission an appropriate portrait of Father Papczy<ski. He had a lot of trouble with this because the artist did not render the likeness of the Founder very well. Moreover, he fell ill Procurator General of the Order in Rome 40