Richard Pavlicek

I think we're talking about doing some stuff with you guys.

I think we played in like three Pavlicek matches over the last couple of weeks.

So we'll do stuff like that, but we both have lives too.

My wife and I are going to Europe the last two weeks of this month.

They didn't know how far communism would take over Austria.

And so Pavlicek started a rosary crusade and collected members who would promise to say the rosary every day.

And at the end, by 1955, his movement had 500,000 members praying the rosary for the liberation of Austria.

At that point, Ten years after the end of World War II, the hope for a turning point came.