His religious name: Saint Imre. He entered the order in Vác on August 27, 1941. He took his perpetual vows on September 8, 1946. He was ordained a priest on June 22, 1947. He received his doctorate in 1949. He participated in the Bulányi movement and led the Győr region. The AVH recruited him through blackmail, so he submitted reports on several occasions, primarily regarding the Scout movement. He left for the West on the orders of the State Security. He lived in the U.S. from 1957, where he earned a degree in chemistry and a doctorate. Around 1963, his identity as an agent was exposed, making his position in the Piarist Order untenable. Around 1965, he left the order and was placed in lay status. After leaving the priesthood, he became a chemistry teacher at Seton Hall College (East Orange, NY), a Catholic college, and after 1970, he taught at a Catholic school in Philadelphia, though he did not cease his intelligence activities until 1968. He died of a heart attack in Philadelphia; his former fellow monk, Lajos Meskó, was by his side at the time of his death.

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