Anastasia Rutkowski

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Anastasia Rutkowski (born April 16, 1908 in Żbiki-Gawronki, May 19, 1995 in Wołomino) - Polish Catholic priest, publicist.

He came to the world in the small family, was the son of Valentine and Helena of the Bud. In 1920-22 he attended a grammar school in Przasnysz. In 1927 he graduated from Płock High School. St. Stanisław Kostka and undertook the philosophical-theological studies at the Higher Seminary in Płock. He was ordained priest on June 10, 1933 from the hands of Archbishop Antoni Julian Nowowiejski. Before the outbreak of war he worked as a vicar in the parishes: Ciechanów, Goworowo and Mława. He worked with the Catholic press and was a member of the Catholic Writers' Union. In 1938 he obtained a master's degree in canon law from Jan Kazimierz University in Lviv.

In September 1939, for several days, he was appointed pastor of the parish. Barbara in Modlin. Then, together with the entire crew of Modlin, he evacuated to Warsaw, then to Lublin and Kowel, where he learned of the aggression of the Soviet troops. After crossing the Romanian and Hungarian borders he was interned. He was the head of the Catholic Pastoral Ministry for Polish soldiers interned in the Kingdom of Hungary. He wrote articles for the "Polish News", going out in Budapest since 1939.

After the war, he worked as a parish priest in Wyszyn (1945-48), Proboszczewice (1948-1950), Imielnica (1950-52), Płońsk (1952-59) and Pułtusk (until 1975). , in 1957-62 he was a diocesan visiting theology of religion, in the years 1966-68 he was a diocesan press correspondent. In 1957, he was nominated by the collegiate chaplain of Pułtusk. In 1959, he received the title of chaplain of the Chapter of Zakrzewski. In 1957, he was decorated with the dignity of the Pope's Chamberlain, and in 1968 he was nominated by Bishop Sikorski as a preacher of the Pułtus Chapter. He was buried in a family grave in the parish cemetery in Krasnod. Bibliography

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