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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 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 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 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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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 XII-For Greater Things
In Chapter XII of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka," the narrative progresses as Canisius, recognizing Stanislaus Kostka’s humble disposition and dedication, decides that for Stanislaus to evade further disturbances from his family, it would be best for him to journey to Rome and join the Novitiate there. He is promised a letter of introduction to Father General Francis Borgia and is to travel with two company members already bound for Rome. To prepare, Stanislaus is fitted with…-
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CHAPTER XIII-For Greater Things
Most people envision saints as individuals who performed visibly great deeds, similar to Saint Paul or Saint Teresa. However, sanctity is not only about monumental acts but the manner in which ordinary tasks are undertaken, embodying a distinct spiritual integrity. This principle is exemplified in the noviceship of Saint Stanislaus Kostka, a seventeen-year-old Polish novice in the Professed House in Rome during 1567. His daily routine encapsulated the essence of a humble, God-centered life, filled with…-
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CHAPTER XIV-For Greater Things
Chapter XIV of "For Greater Things: The Story of Saint Stanislaus Kostka" titled "Going Home" captures the final moments of Stanislaus Kostka as he nears the end of his life. In this chapter, Stanislaus, a novice for nine months, experiences profound moments that foreshadow his imminent passing. During a visit from Peter Canisius to the noviciate at Sant' Andrea, Stanislaus makes a startling prediction after Canisius’ sermon, claiming the month of August would be his last on Earth—a statement that…-
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After Stanislaus Kostka passed away just weeks shy of his 18th birthday, his death catalyzed a surprising wave of reverence, transforming the relatively unknown youth into a figure of widespread veneration in Rome and eventually, across Poland. Despite not having performed any public roles or writings during his life, his sanctity was immediately recognized upon his death, drawing large crowds who treated him as a saint. The General of the Society of Jesus, Francis Borgia, notably ordered Stanislaus's body…-
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The Circus Boys Across the Continent by Edgar B. P. Darlington is an adventurous novel that follows the journey of two young men working in a circus as they travel across America, facing thrilling challenges and uncovering excitement along the way.-
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