Władysław Findysz was a Polish Roman Catholic priest who served various parishes in the early to mid-20th century. Born in 1907, he dedicated his ministry to pastoral care, catechism, and assisting refugees during the aftermath of World War II. His religious activities, including the distribution of spiritual newsletters, led to his arrest by the Communist regime in 1963. Following a show trial, he was imprisoned and suffered from terminal illness, eventually dying in 1964. He is recognized as a martyr who died for his faith.