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Liktor András

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Liktor András
Deceased
Birth data:
Matyasócz, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Vyšné Matiašovce, Slovakia — February 11, 1882
Death data:
September 7, 1942
Denomination:
Roman Catholic
Ecclesiastical status:
diocesan
Diocese / Order:
Kassa
Ordination level:
priest
Priestly ordination:
June 29, 1904
Other name used:
Andrej Liktor
Biographical data
He was ordained a priest on June 29, 1904. He arrived in the United States on November 4, 1913. In 1922, he applied for citizenship and a passport. The date of his return home is unknown. His activities in the United States were also commemorated in a speech delivered in the U.S. Congress. In 1940, he retired due to illness. The place of his death is unknown.
Domestic service locations
From To Place i Current name, country i Church / institution Position
1904 Koksó-Mindszent, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Valaliky, Slovakia assistant pastor
1904 Bártfa, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Bardejov, Slovakia assistant pastor
1904 Töketerebes, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Trebišov, Slovakia assistant pastor
1905 Regeteruszka, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Ruskov, Slovakia assistant pastor
1906 Alsózboró, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Zbora, Slovakia assistant pastor
1908 1911 Hazslin, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy Hažlín, Slovakia assistant pastor
1940 circa Aranyida, Csehszlovákia Zlatá Idka, Slovakia parish priest
Foreign service locations
From To Place Current name, country Church / institution Position
1913 1914 Lorain, OH, USA Szent László R. K. Egyházközség parish priest
1914 1922 after Simpson, PA, USA Holy Trinity Slovak,Church parish priest
Life timeline
Birth
February 11, 1882
Matyasócz, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Vyšné Matiašovce, Slovakia
Priestly ordination
June 29, 1904
Service in the homeland
1904
Koksó-Mindszent, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Valaliky, Slovakia
assistant pastor
Service in the homeland
1904
Bártfa, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Bardejov, Slovakia
assistant pastor
Service in the homeland
1904
Töketerebes, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Trebišov, Slovakia
assistant pastor
Service in the homeland
1905
Regeteruszka, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Ruskov, Slovakia
assistant pastor
Service in the homeland
1906
Alsózboró, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Zbora, Slovakia
assistant pastor
Service in the homeland
1908 – 1911
Hazslin, Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, currently Hažlín, Slovakia
assistant pastor
Service abroad
1913 – 1914
Lorain, OH, USA
Szent László R. K. Egyházközség
parish priest
Service abroad
1914 – 1922
Simpson, PA, USA
Holy Trinity Slovak,Church
parish priest
Death
September 7, 1942
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Citation for this entry
Liktor András: 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=656 (accessed: 2026-10-31).
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