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CHAPTER XI-For Greater Things
Arriving in Augsburg on the brink of exhaustion after a four-hundred-mile journey, young Stanislaus Kostka's spirits plummeted upon learning that Father Canisius was not in town. Initially crushed, Stanislaus's resilience quickly surfaced. He was determined to find Canisius, who had moved to Dillingen, some thirty-five miles away. Despite offers from the Jesuits to rest, Stanislaus opted to continue his quest immediately, his resolve unfazed by the prospect of further travel. Accompanied by a…-
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CHAPTER X -For Greater Things
In Chapter X titled "THE RUNAWAY" of "FOR GREATER THINGS: The story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," Stanislaus Kostka decides to run away from his hostile living situation, particularly the abuse from his brother Paul. Unlike his previous reactions to Paul's mistreatment—where Stanislaus would internally manage his anger—this time, he chooses a path that would liberate him from further abuse. He prepares for his departure by purchasing a peasant's tunic and rough shoes suitable for a long…-
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CHAPTER IX -For Greater Things
In Chapter IX, "Vocation," of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," Stanislaus Kostka feels assured in his call to join the Society of Jesus following a miraculous vision and cure attributed to the Virgin Mary. Determined to follow her directive, Stanislaus consults with Father Doni, a Jesuit priest, about joining the order. Aware of potential hurdles, especially needing his father's consent or reaching the age of independence, Stanislaus faces resistance when he seeks approval from…-
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CHAPTER VIII -For Greater Things
Chapter VIII of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka" recounts the severe illness that struck Stanislaus towards the end of his two-year period of isolation and suffering at the hands of his family and tutors. At sixteen, after enduring constant emotional and physical strain with remarkable patience and faith, his health inevitably succumbed to fever in November 1566. Despite his deteriorating condition, Stanislaus maintained his faith and devotion, especially as the feast of Saint…-
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CHAPTER VII -For Greater Things
In Chapter VII of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," titled “The Test of Courage,” the narrative delves into the trials faced by Stanislaus due to the relentless bullying from his brother Paul and their guardian Bilinski. Paul, unable to comprehend Stanislaus’ genuine piety and dedication to his faith, interprets his brother's refusal to partake in their boisterous activities as a personal rebuke. This misunderstanding fuels Paul's resentment, leading him to physically and…-
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CHAPTER VI -For Greater Things
In Chapter VI of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," the narrative shifts to Vienna, where the young Polish nobles, Paul and Stanislaus, encounter significant changes. Following the death of Emperor Ferdinand I, their Jesuit-run boarding school is closed due to the new Emperor Maximilian II reclaiming the building. Faced with the need to find new lodging while continuing their education as day scholars, they, under the guidance of their tutor Bilinski, settle in the spacious…-
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CHAPTER V -For Greater Things
In "FOR GREATER THINGS: The story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," Chapter V titled "SCHOOL DAYS" presents an engaging dive into Stanislaus Kostka's early education in Vienna, a city thriving with culture and increasingly influenced by the Jesuits' educational endeavors. Vienna, a staunchly Catholic city, was on the cusp of religious reform, making it a vibrant epicenter for diverse theological thoughts. The narrative unfolds in the mid-16th century, highlighting the establishment of a Jesuit college that…-
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CHAPTER IV -For Greater Things
In Chapter IV of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," the narrative follows the journey of Stanislaus and his brother Paul as they embark on an adventure to continue their education in Vienna. Their father, the Lord John Kostka, arranges for a young tutor, John Bilinski, to accompany them, providing servants and good horses for the six hundred miles or more trek on horseback. The brothers’ journey is characterized by their interaction with the natural world and the people they meet…-
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CHAPTER III -For Greater Things
In Chapter III of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," the narrative follows the aftermath of Stanislaus Kostka's escape to join the Society of Jesus, highlighting the distress it caused his family and their fear of Lord John Kostka's wrath. Bilinski and Paul Kostka, deeply troubled, discover a letter from Stanislaus explaining his need to follow God's call, which they forward to his father, along with reassurances from others involved in the unsuccessful pursuit. Lord John's furious…-
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CHAPTER II -For Greater Things
In Vienna, a sense of unease enveloped Stanislaus Kostka's brother, Paul, and their tutor, Bilinski, when Stanislaus failed to return home. Having resided in the city for three years under the guardianship of Bilinski, Stanislaus's sudden absence on that day sparked concern. Their afternoon inquiries among friends and acquaintances bore no fruit, leading them to suspect that Stanislaus had fled, a suspicion born from their intimate knowledge of his character and recent conversations hinting at his desire…-
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