Ungvár, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Ukraine — December 3, 1879
Biographical data
His father was Gábor Artimovics, a Greek Catholic priest, and his mother was Julianna Lakatos. His wife was Irén Kallók, whom he married in Rakóc on October 21, 1879. They had seven children.
He was a student at the Cistercian High School in Eger in 1870, where he received a reward of 4 forints and 20 krajcár.
He completed his theological studies in Ungvár. He was ordained a priest by Bishop János Kovács of Munkács on December 3, 1879.
He arrived in the United States on February 5, 1904, on the ship Blucher, which had departed from Cuxhaven.
Domestic service locations
From
To
Place
Country
Church / institution
Position
1879
1880
Rákóc
Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Slovakia
assistant pastor
1880
1882
Felsőnémeti
Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Slovakia
1897
1904
Poroszló
Hungary
pastor
Foreign service locations
From
To
Place
Country
Church / institution
Position
1904
1906
Jessup, PA
USA
pastor
1908
1910
St. Clair, PA
USA
pastor
1910
1917
Conemaugh, PA
USA
parish priest
Literary activity
Az Isten nem bottal ver – Hajnal 1908-15. szám, pp.276-277.
Artimovics Emil: 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=16 (accessed: 2026-04-05).
