| 05.18.1631 | born in Podegrodzie |
| 1640 | began elementary school in Podegrodzie |
| 1643 | moved to a school in Nowy Sacz |
| 1646 | in May, left for a school in Jaroslaw, where he studied from the middle of May until the end of July |
| 1646 | in August, left for Lvov and tried unsuccessfully to be accepted at the Jesuit College |
| 1649 | in April or at the beginning of May, went to the Piarist school in Podoliniec |
| 1650 | in June, went to Lvov and was accepted at the Jesuit College |
| 1651 | went to the Jesuit College in Rawa Mazowiecka where he completed high school and his studies of philosophy |
| 07.02.1654 | accepted the Piarist habit and began his novitiate in Podoliniec |
| 1655 | spent the second year of his novitiate in Warsaw |
| 07.22.1656 | took his first simple vows |
| 1655-1656 | studied theology at St. Anthony’s College of the Franciscan Friars in Warsaw |
| 1658-1660 | taught rhetoric in Podoliniec |
| 03.12.1661 | ordained to the priesthood |
| 1660-1662 | taught rhetoric at the Piarist house in Rzeszow |
| 1663 | was transferred to the house in Warsaw where he fulfilled the duties of a teacher, confessor, and preacher for four years |
| 09.27.1667 | went to Rome at the order of the Superior General |
| 1668 | went to Nicolsburg in Moravia at the order of the Superior General |
| 1668 | in May, went from Nicolsburg to Warsaw |
| 1669 | in the middle of September, went to the Piarist residence at Kazimierz near Krakow |
| 1670 | in
January, was abducted from Kazimierz by the Provincial Superior and
moved to a monastery prison, first in Podoliniec and then in Prievidza
in Hungary |
| 03.22.1670 | was released from Prievidza |
| 04.02.1670 | returned to Kazimierz and placed himself under the protection of the local bishop |
| 1670 | around August 26, took up residence at the bishop’s palace |
| 12.11.1670 | was
officially released from his simple vows and the oath of perseverance
in the Piarist order by Fr. Michael Kraus, Vicar-Provincial Superior in
Poland |
| 1670 | after
leaving the Piarists, he resided in Krakow and was moderator of the
Confraternity of the Immaculate Conception at Kazimierz (at the Church
of St. James) |
| 1671 | became chaplain to the Karski family in Lubocza, in the Diocese of Poznan |
| 1671 | in September, donned the white habit in Lubocza |
| 09.30.1673 | arrived at the Korabiew hermitage to found a new religious order |
| 10.24.1673 | the first religious house of the Congregation of Marians was established by Bishop S. Swiecicki’s decree |
| 11.22.1677 | took possession of the Church of the Cenacle in Nowa Jerozolima and established a second religious house |
| 04.21.1679 | the Congregation of Marian Fathers was canonically erected by Bishop S. Wierzbowski |
| 1684 | in June, summoned the first General Chapter at the Korabiew Forest |
| 1690 | went to Rome to obtain papal approbation for the Marian institute, became ill, and returned to Poland without attaining his goal |
| 1698 | in the fall, sent Fr. Joachim Kozlowski to Rome in order to obtain papal approbation for the Marian institute |
| 10.15.1699 | accepted the third foundation in Gozlin |
| 09.21.1699 | obtained papal approbation through incorporation into the Order of the Franciscan Friars, under the rule of the Ten Virtues |
| 11.24.1699 | Pope Innocent XII sent a breve to the Apostolic Nuncio in Poland, ordering him to receive solemn vows from the Marians |
| 06.06.1701 | made his solemn profession of vows before the Apostolic Nuncio, Francis Pignatelli, in Warsaw |
| 07.05.1701 | received the solemn profession of vows from his confreres at the Cenacle in Góra Kalwaria |
| 09.17.1701 | surrounded by his confreres, fell asleep in the Lord at the monastery attached to the Cenacle |
