St. Maximilian Kolbe at His Desk – Exclusive Restored Photo – Catholic Art Print – Archival – Catholic Gift mother mary I have taken the liberty

I have taken the liberty of restoring some of the faded color while preserving its antique and original look

as the Emperor Augustus had done previously

"a servant is not holy if she is not busy

His influence is felt even to this day

St. Maximilian Kolbe at His Desk – Exclusive Restored Photo – Catholic Art Print – Archival – Catholic Gift mother mary I have taken the libertySt. Maximilian Kolbe at His Desk Restored Photograph St. Maximilian Kolbe (1894 1941) was one of the great Saints of the 20th Century. He was a Polish Franciscan priest most famous for volunteering to die in place of a stranger at the Auschwitz concentration camp. But he had many other great accomplishments, including starting a magazine in 1922 called Knight of the Immaculata. This was in addition to the radio station and daily newspaper he started.