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Csucska Gyula

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Csucska Gyula
Deceased
Birth data:
Beregszőlős, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Lohovo (Логово), Ukraine — March 24, 1855
Death data:
Munkács, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Mukacsevo (Мукачево), Ukraine — May 15, 1912
Denomination:
Greek Catholic
Ecclesiastical status:
diocesan
Diocese / Order:
Munkács
Ordination level:
priest
Priestly ordination:
Munkács, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Mukacsevo (Мукачево), Ukraine — December 3, 1879
Biographical data
His father was András Csucska, a priest, and his mother was Teréz Boksay. His wife was Ilona Romanovics. He pursued his theological studies in Uzhhorod. On December 3, 1879, he was ordained a priest by János Pásztélyi Kovács, Bishop of Munkács. He resided in the United States from 1901 to 1907. Upon his return, he ceased his priestly ministry.
Domestic service locations
From To Place i Current name, country i Church / institution Position
1879 1880 Beregszőlős, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Lohovo (Логово), Ukraine assistant pastor
1880 1889 Szarvasrét, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Puznjakivci (Пузняківці), Ukraine pastor
1889 1901 Beregszőlős, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Lohovo (Логово), Ukraine pastor
Foreign service locations
From To Place Current name, country Church / institution Position
1901 1907 Johnstown, NY, USA parish priest
Literary activity
A Szent Bazil Társulat által 1897-ben indított Nauka című ruszin vallásos, társadalmi és népművelő lap első szerkesztőjeként tartják számon; 1902 októberében Vaszilij Hadzsega követte. Amerikai szolgálata idején Johnstownban 1903-ban Cerkovnaja Nauka címmel hetilapot adott ki/szerkesztett.
Life timeline
Birth
March 24, 1855
Beregszőlős, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Lohovo (Логово), Ukraine
Priestly ordination
December 3, 1879
Munkács, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Mukacsevo (Мукачево), Ukraine
Service in the homeland
1879 – 1880
Beregszőlős, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Lohovo (Логово), Ukraine
assistant pastor
Service in the homeland
1880 – 1889
Szarvasrét, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Puznjakivci (Пузняківці), Ukraine
pastor
Service in the homeland
1889 – 1901
Beregszőlős, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Lohovo (Логово), Ukraine
pastor
Service abroad
1901 – 1907
Johnstown, NY, USA
parish priest
Death
May 15, 1912
Munkács, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Mukacsevo (Мукачево), Ukraine
Sources
  • Munkács: 180.
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Citation for this entry
Csucska Gyula: 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=173 (accessed: 2026-07-07).
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