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Hegyi József Péter OFM

Hegyi József Péter OFM
Deceased
Birth data:
Udvarhelyszentlélek, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Bisericani, Romania — June 23, 1907
Death data:
Portage, PA, USA — June 29, 1967
Denomination:
Roman Catholic
Ecclesiastical status:
religious
Diocese / Order:
ferences (Ordo Fratrum Minorum) (Szent István Kusztódia)
Ordination level:
priest
Entry into religious life:
September 12, 1923
First (temporary) vows:
September 12, 1924
Perpetual vows:
July 27, 1929
Priestly ordination:
July 6, 1930
Place of burial:
Saint John the Baptist Cemetery
Portage, PA, USA
Biographical data
He entered the Franciscan Order on September 11, 1923. He completed his studies in philosophy in Csíksomlyó and his studies in theology in Vajdahunyad. He took his first vows on September 12, 1924. He took his solemn vows on July 27, 1929. He was ordained a priest on July 6, 1930. According to records from the Archives of the Franciscan Province of Transylvania, he lived in the United States from 1944 and, based on those records, from 1948 onward. In 1964, he was involved in a serious car accident, and his condition remained critical for weeks.
Domestic service locations
From To Place i Current name, country i Church / institution Position
1931 1932 Vajdahunyad, Romania Hunedoara pastor, religious educator
1932 1933 Dés, Romania Dej pastor, religious educator, organist
1933 1934 Kaplony, Romania Căpleni pastor, religious educator
1934 1939 Szatmárnémeti, Romania Satu Mare Pastor and lay missionary from 1936 to 1943; director of the Holy Cross Army from 1936 to 1939
1939 1941 serving in an unknown location
1941 1943 Szamosújvár, Romania Gherla head of household
1943 1944 Dés, Romania Dej pastor, director of the Holy Cross Army
1944 1945 Nagyilonda, Romania Ileanda pastor
1945 1948 Mikháza, Romania Călugăreni pastor, catechist, organist (according to data from the Franciscan Province of Transylvania)
Foreign service locations
From To Place Current name, country Church / institution Position
1944 1948 Portage, PA, USA parish priest (according to other sources, he was still in Transylvania at that time)
1948 1961 Youngstown, OH, USA parish priest who built the church
1961 1963 Barberton, OH, USA Szentháromság R. K. Egyházközség parish priest
1964 1967 Portage, PA, USA parish priest
Life timeline
Birth
Udvarhelyszentlélek, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Bisericani, Romania
Entry into religious life
First (temporary) vows
Perpetual vows
Priestly ordination
Service in the homeland
19311932
Vajdahunyad, Romania, currently Hunedoara
pastor, religious educator
Service in the homeland
19321933
Dés, Romania, currently Dej
pastor, religious educator, organist
Service in the homeland
19331934
Kaplony, Romania, currently Căpleni
pastor, religious educator
Service in the homeland
19341939
Szatmárnémeti, Romania, currently Satu Mare
Pastor and lay missionary from 1936 to 1943; director of the Holy Cross Army from 1936 to 1939
Service in the homeland
19391941
serving in an unknown location
Service in the homeland
19411943
Szamosújvár, Romania, currently Gherla
head of household
Service in the homeland
19431944
Dés, Romania, currently Dej
pastor, director of the Holy Cross Army
Service abroad
19441948
Portage, PA, USA
parish priest (according to other sources, he was still in Transylvania at that time)
Service in the homeland
19441945
Nagyilonda, Romania, currently Ileanda
pastor
Service in the homeland
19451948
Mikháza, Romania, currently Călugăreni
pastor, catechist, organist (according to data from the Franciscan Province of Transylvania)
Service abroad
19481961
Youngstown, OH, USA
parish priest who built the church
Service abroad
19611963
Barberton, OH, USA
Szentháromság R. K. Egyházközség
parish priest
Service abroad
19641967
Portage, PA, USA
parish priest
Death
Portage, PA, USA
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Hegyi József Péter 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=377 (accessed: 2026-07-06).
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