Mad Max
Some said that there were things that made Max mad.
Some said that he said bad things about Jews or at least worked with people who said terrible things about Jews (during a very sensitive time).
But Max did not hate Jews: he had even worked at great personal risk on behalf of Jews.
He loved all people and most of all, he loved the truth.
Of course, Max would occasionally step out of line.
One day Max stepped out of line and took the place of a man who had been chosen for death.
Father Maximilian Maria Kolbe was put to death by lethal injection on this very day 65 years ago at Auschwitz.
He would be canonized by another Polish priest, the great Pope John Paul II, in 1982.
Some said that he said bad things about Jews or at least worked with people who said terrible things about Jews (during a very sensitive time).
But Max did not hate Jews: he had even worked at great personal risk on behalf of Jews.
He loved all people and most of all, he loved the truth.
Of course, Max would occasionally step out of line.
One day Max stepped out of line and took the place of a man who had been chosen for death.
Father Maximilian Maria Kolbe was put to death by lethal injection on this very day 65 years ago at Auschwitz.
He would be canonized by another Polish priest, the great Pope John Paul II, in 1982.
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