The Tsangos of Romania - Corvinus Library - Hungarian History

Iasi, is the capital and the Prince's residence, it has achurch: there are about 30 Hungarian families, cared for by theJesuit priests.Cotnari, town with four churches, one inside the town, theother three outside. There are 40 families from Iasi. They havevery good incomes. Jesuit priests care for the believers.Suceava town, there have been two churches, but burneddown by the Tatars, so families are few with low incomes, nomissionary there.Baia town, it is a church there, the other was burned downby the Tatars, there are nearly 40 Saxon families. Jesuits arecaring for them.Bacau: town and bishopric. There are 40 Hungarianfamilies, cared for by a parish priest.Trotus town, there is a church. About 30 Hungarianfamilies. They are cared for by the Franciscan brothers from thenearby Monastery. No income.Stanesti village, having three other villages in itsjurisdiction. They have a church and 40 Hungarian families.They have no income. They are attending services in the nearbytown of Trotus.Faraoani village, it has a church. There are 150 Hungarianfamilies without incomes, but receive some small help.Galati town, it has a church. 40 Hungarian families, noincome.Barlad town, they have a church. 30 Hungarian families,no income.Husi town, with a church. Nearly 150 Hungarian families.They have few possessions, but help is promised there.To all these churches the missionary will go from the closesttown, to administer to them. In an other village reside threeHungarian families, have no church.Roman there is a new church. There are four Saxonfamilies. They have some posessions.Sabaoani, there are six villages, with 150 Hungarianfamilies, two churches, one is in Sabaoani, the other inTamaseni. In this region there is no steady income, but theyhave promises of help. To all these churches the missionary willgo from the closest town, to care for them.Catholic churches in the Rumanian Country.