Securing Endowment Fund for the Stwołowickiej Boarding School

In an admirable effort to expand education for the financially disadvantaged noble youth, the Reverend Walerian Dziurdziewicz, a Latvian canon, has undertaken the founding of a boarding school in the town of Stwołowice. Stationed in towers he purchased and developed, he commits to fund the institution with a perpetual endowment of 54,000 Polish złoty, aimed at maintaining the salaries for two secular priests and a school director.

With the noble intentions presented to us by the Representatives of Lithuania-Belarus, and upon receiving the freedom to establish and anchor the learning foundation, The President Stanisław August Poniatowski, together with the united Houses of Congress, have accepted this country-beneficial determination. We permit Reverend Walerian Dziurdziewicz to secure the permanent fund of 54,000 Polish złoty on certain Lithuanian-Belarussian properties, along with sites in the corresponding town for the upkeep of the noble youth education.

This endowment will be confirmed legally valid by the proper documentation and will be perpetually secured with the force of congressional approval, thus ensuring its endurance and efficacy.

Topics: Mansionary Fund; Priest Walerian Dziurdziewicz; Inflanty Canon; noble youth education; Stwołowice; maintenance of priests and mansionary director; eternal capital security; King Stanisław August Poniatowski; deputies of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania; national regulations;

Missionary Fund for the Education of Clergy of the Ruthenian and Armenian Rites

Hey fellow students, buckle up for some 18th-century legislative news from the Union! Congress just passed a law about a missionary fund originally destined for educating clergy in Lviv. Now, it's got a new home in Kamianets-Podilskyi. Here's the scoop: the Pope himself is throwing in serious coin, doubling down with 200k to buy some properties and beef up this fund. So, Mister President and the Houses of Congress are totally on board, giving their thumbs-up for this righteous property shopping spree. After all, it's not every day the Pope shows your country some financial love, right? This move is all about saying a massive 'thank you' to His Holiness for looking out for the Polish-Ukrainian scene.

Topics: Missionary Fund; clerical education; Ruthenian Rite; Armenian Rite; Lviv; Kamianets-Podilskyi; Holy Father; property purchase; confederated estate; King of Poland;

Endowment of the St. John the Baptist Church in Kamianets-Podilskyi

In a recent Congress session, a significant financial endowment has been established for the St. John the Baptist Church in the city of Kamianets-Podilskyi, Poland-Ukraine, aiming to ensure the spiritual needs of the local parishioners and the Greek-Catholic soldiers of the garrison are consistently met. To permanently support three secular priests at the church—a pastor and two vicars—as well as to cover repair and other necessary expenses, a commendable donation of one hundred thousand zlotys was raised, chiefly inspired by the zealous shepherd, Reverend Piotr Bielański. He constructed a bishops' residence at the church, significantly contributing to the city's embellishment. With the approval of both Houses of Congress, The President has authorized this sum to be invested in land estates and has decreed a perpetual annuity be established from it.

Topics: establishment of a fund for the church; St. John's Church in Kamieniec Podolski; maintenance of priests; Greek-Catholic rite; religious needs; Bishop Piotr Bielański; church expenses; investments in land properties; capital allocation;