His interest, or love for the Jews, began from the day he was born and continued throughout his life. Stefania was a very religious person. Eva Fogelman states, “She entrusted her soul to the care of God and her way of thinking” (186). In fact, she believed that God responded with miracles. However, her religious ways were not the main focus of why she was so driven. What caused this motivation was a boy towards whom he had felt a feeling of compassion. This boy is better known as the son of the owner of the grocery store where he had worked. Overall, the very feelings she had towards that one Jewish boy helped her in her decision to help the Jews. In the end he saved thirteen