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even have one, once they've been served by the late AndreiSzepvizi from Transylvania who performed baptisms and heardtheir confessions."The original text in Latin: MCSMO, II. page 511-51268. 1658The Missionary Angelo Tassifrom Assisi's Report about theCatholic Communities from Moldaviaand about the way how he was keptby the Tatars"In all places where catholics are living, there are churchesas well, in the care of a man called deacon ("maestro di canto",as they say, at the festivities where these poor catholics can'thave liturgy This man opens the church and rings the bell tobring together the few people and sing together to God in theirown language. The deacon is always the most learned one ofthe community, because he knows how to speak Latin, but he'sstarving, as all the rest of them. If he could receive only a scudoper month as a subvention, in order to teach the Christiandoctrine, it would be very helpful. I've left there my brothers:Father Bacalario Vito, who lived in Baia, and in Bacau a priestcalled Tomaso "the Zocolant" (=Franciscan observant father)and an administrator of the bishopric assets. The Jesuit fatherswere in Iasi and Cotnari: learning from their previousexperiences proves that they hope to make a college there, sothey won't die of hunger, as I was told."The original text in Italian published by D. Gazdaru inMiscellanea". I. page 70-71, Freiburg, 197469. 5th of February, 1659Report of the Catholic Bishop from Bacau,Marian Kurski, about his visit madein the diocese from Bacau,in the autumn of the year 1658,to the Catholic Communities from Moldavia.
"I visited only two parishes, one in Cotnari and the otherone in Bacau. I couldn't visit any other parishes, because of thepestilence, which has been at its height at that time and becausethe catholics were absent, being refugees in the forest chasedaway by the Tatars and other soldiers who've been sentthrough Moldavia against Transylvanian Prince Rakoczi, by theTurkish sultan. I'll write about all the churches generally andalso about each of them:1. The Bacau church etc. etc.I left my Bishopric in Moldavia first because of thepestilence and second, because of the peasants' revolt, thirdbecause of the Tatar invasion and surrender, and finally, becauseI'm suffering from one of the worst infirmities, I left becauseof the lack of physicians, etc"Original version published byFrancisc Pall in "Diplomatarium Italicum",IV, page 243-24470. 1660Report of the Dominican Missionary Felix Monuidto the Pope Alexander the VIIth,about the catholics from Ciubarciu"At Tiburtin from Tataria are 40 Polish, Valachian andHungarian catholic houses.First of all I met on my way to the village Tiburczin(Csoborcsok), where I found a church with bells and an altardecorated with the Virgin Maria's icon, having on her right St.Dominic and on her left St. Catherine from Siena. In the villagethere are over 40 Polish, Valachian and Hungarian catholichouses. Some are free others in prison, they speak their simplelanguage and Turkish. In this church there is no priest."Original version in Latin: A:APF Vienna, vol. 19 fol. 166-173Newly published in MCSMO, II. page 529-53071. 1661
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THE TSANGOS OF ROMANIATHE HUNGARIAN
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CONTENTS1. Foreword2. Bernadette P
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Prepublication version for the Inte
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THE HISTORY OF THE CSÁNGÓSIn orde
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heathen Cumanians, had an important
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TWO VOIVODS (VAJDASÁGS) AREESTABLI
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4. Bogdán voivode of Máramaros 13
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11 Tatros: one church no priest12 R
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were no Hungarian priests and in 17
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THE ACCOUNTS OF PÁL PÉTER DOMOKOS
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In Pusztina, the people believe tha
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Pátria. Unfortunately only a few c
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Csángós the intellectuals are mis
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ORIGINAL EDITION IN RUMANIAN:HORVÁ
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with the Moldavian Rumanians for ov
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XVIIth centuries they couldn't come
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At the end we mention the fact that
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ILLUSTRIS REGIS UNGARIAE"To Bela, f
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Original version in Latin: Anton Ke
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10. Sibiu, 11th of April, 1552Repor
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"Calatori straini", II. Page 160"Th
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saying that they are Roman, keeping
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churches from that of the Rumanian
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good, Hungarian village, all cathol
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needed. There are 3000 Hungarians i
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liturgy, I've ordered to preach in
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its disappearance."Original version
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Targul Frumos: (maybe Campulung), w
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Page 71 and 72: should keep more masses per day wit
Page 73 and 74: Schismatic houses are 350, with 120
Page 75 and 76: 34 believers.Lucacesti: The church
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Page 83 and 84: number and they have a metropolitan
Page 85 and 86: 9. Gregorius Szorka 10. Ioannes Imr
Page 87 and 88: 29. Martinus Diak 30. Martinus Sant
Page 89 and 90: 11. Georgius Bekö 12. Ioannes Csik
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Page 93 and 94: 31.Elias Paskar32.Joannes Sanislo33
Page 95 and 96: 5. Petrus Bositani 6. Joannes Kadar
Page 97 and 98: 5.Georgius6. Michael Parkas7.Abraha
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Page 101 and 102: Iasi, is the capital and the Prince
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Page 119 and 120: The Answers of the Franciscan Missi
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