Roman Catholic • priest • premontrei (Ordo Praemonstratensis)
Transfer (new place of service)
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Transfer (new place of service)
1936 – 1947
Gödöllő, Magyar Királyság - High school French teacher; also served as principal from 1938 to 1947 and as a private lecturer at Pázmány Péter University from 1941 to 1947
Szent Imre templom, Kaposvár, Magyar Királyság - pastor and high school teacher; member of the Kaposvár City Council; member of the Somogy County Legislative Committee, the County Assembly, the Physical Education Nominating Committee, and the Public Utilities Supervisory Board.
Roman Catholic • bishop • szalézi (Societas Sancti Francisci Salesii)
Service abroad
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1924 – 1949
Brazília - missionary at the Rio Negro settlement in the Amazon Basin. From 1939, he worked among the Tucano Indians on the border between Venezuela and Colombia
Superior, WI, USA - assistant pastor, then parish priest at the same church starting in 1936; he also taught at the church school and served as an assistant coach
Roman Catholic • priest • ciszterciek (Ordo Cisterciensis)
Service in the homeland
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1927 – 1950
Ciszterci rendi katolikus gimnázium, Baja, Magyar Királyság - High school teacher; deputy principal from 1946 to 1948; assistant headmaster from 1947 to 1950
Róma, Italy - Advisor on ecclesiastical affairs and canon law at the Hungarian Embassy to the Holy See until 1944; during that time, from 1940 to 1947, he served as the founding rector of the Pontifical Hungarian Institute
Munkács, Csehszlovákia - episcopal secretary (1930–1934), concurrently secretary of the Holy See (1932–1933), spiritual director of the seminary (1934–1939), and professor of theology (1934–1945)
Greek Catholic • priest • bazilita (Ordo Sancti Basilii Magni)
Service in the homeland
Service abroad
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1932 – 1938
Kisberezna, Csehszlovákia - assistant abbot
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1932 – 1938
USA - He undertook missionary journeys in the United States. He made three missionary tours there between 1933 and 1938; the first with his fellow monk Teofán Szkiba, the second—which lasted several years — with the Basilian monk Marián Hám-Sztankaninec, who died there, and the third with Miklós Dudás, who later became a diocesan bishop, in 1937–38. He conducted missions in nearly all Hungarian and Ruthenian parishes.
Szeged, Magyar Királyság - He served as the superior of the religious order’s students at the college and taught philosophy and theology at the diocesan seminary. Later, he became a professor of dogmatic theology, a preacher at the academy, and the leader of the Marian Congregation
Roman Catholic • priest • Minorita (Ordo Fratrum Minorum Conventualium)
Service in the homeland
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1935 – 1939
Lugos, Romania - religious instructor, assistant superior, then, from 1937, superior, parish priest, member of the governing council of the religious province