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Cseh Gyula Titusz OFM

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Deceased

Birth data:: Szaporca, Hungary — October 17, 1893
Death data:: Roebling, NJ, USA — February 13, 1960
Denomination:: Roman Catholic
Ecclesiastical status:: religious
Diocese / Order:: ferences (Ordo Fratrum Minorum) (Kapisztrán kusztódia)

Ordination level:: religious brother (not ordained priest)
Entry into religious life:: February 1, 1914
Perpetual vows:: March 25, 1925
Place of burial:: Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Other name used:: Anicetus

Biographical data

He entered the order on February 1, 1914. He began his novitiate on August 28, 1917. He took his final vows on March 25, 1925. His places of service cannot be identified; all that is certain is that he died in Roebling, NJ, USA.

Domestic service locations

From	To	Place	Country	Position
1925	—	Szécsény	Hungary	sacristan
1933	—	Szentkút	Hungary	organist
1940	—	Csongrád	Hungary
1942	—	Szolnok	Hungary	sacristan

Foreign service locations

From	To	Place	Country	Church / institution	Position
1942 after	1960		USA		His places of service cannot be identified; he died in Roebling, NJ, USA.

Life timeline

Birth

October 17, 1893

Szaporca, Hungary

Entry into religious life

February 1, 1914

Perpetual vows

March 25, 1925

Service in the homeland

1925

Szécsény, Hungary

sacristan

Service in the homeland

1933

Szentkút, Hungary

organist

Service in the homeland

1940

Csongrád, Hungary

Service abroad

1942 – 1960

USA

His places of service cannot be identified; he died in Roebling, NJ, USA.

Service in the homeland

1942

Szolnok, Hungary

sacristan

Death

February 13, 1960

Roebling, NJ, USA

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Cseh Gyula Titusz OFM: personal record. In: Historical directory of Hungarian, Hungarian-descended, and Hungarian-speaking clergy serving abroad. Available at: https://www.diaszporalelkipasztorok.hu/persons_v2/view.php?id=151 (accessed: 2026-04-05).