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Once the train on which the lecturer of the Catholic University of Lublin, Rev. Fr. Karol Wojtyla, late. The students who were waiting for the exam, due to the absence of the examiners, each went to their own side.
There was only one priest left who did not know Wojtyla, did not come to his lectures, and prepared for the exam from borrowed scripts.
After two hours, Wojtyla gasped, looking not much older than his students. The priest-student, comforted that he would not take the exam alone, asked:
"Dude, are you on the exam too?"
"Yes, he murmured at the exam," Wojtyla said.
"The guy is dangerously late, everyone has broken up, and I'm waiting because I have to pass today," the student explained.
"And you? You don't know Wojtyla? ”Asked the newcomer.
No, he's probably some boring guy. I did not come to his lectures. They told me that they were very abstract and difficult - the student explained.
And word for word, the conversation grew into a repetition of the material. Wojtyla asked, listened, and interpreted the intricate philosophical questions so clearly that at one point the student said, "Hey, what a nerd you are!" Please, when the Reverend Professor comes, don't go to the exam before me because I will surely fall after you.
And what was his surprise when he heard: - Give the index, I'm Wojtyla. He got a plus four - remembers the then student Krystyna Sajdok. The youth of the Catholic University of Lublin often recounted this incident, which always aroused sympathy for Professor Wojtyla.
Post je objavljen 07.10.2021. u 19:10 sati.