F:loadBundle and message-bundle difference

Hello I have one question:
I have those lines in my faces-cofig:
<locale-config>
<default-locale>pl_PL</default-locale>
<supported-locale>en_US</supported-locale>
</locale-config>
<message-bundle>pl.myCompany.crm.localization.application</message-bundle>
and this line is in every jsp file that use messages properties:
<f:loadBundle basename="pl.myCompany.crm.localization.application" var="messages" />
my questin is:
Is there a possiblity to define only <message-bundle> in faces-config.xml and use properties in jsp files without defining f:loadBundle.
I know that I can remove the message-bundle from faces-config .xml and everything works fine but in that case I have path to my resources file in almost evry jsp file in my app and this path could be changed in the future.
Regards
Tom

Another question : how can I get the current Locale
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