The Tsangos of Romania - Corvinus Library - Hungarian History

12. Three Polish Jesuits are in Iasi and Cotnari"The original text published by Romul Cindea:"Catolicismul in Moldova in sec. XVIII' (Sibiu, 1917), page 43-4573. 1665Report made by an Unknown Personabout the Catholic Communities in Moldavia"About the catholics:Generally, about the catholic churches or parishes it can besaid: They are mainly inhabited by Hungarian catholics,although if they've intermingled partly with other nation.Hungarians, living side by side with Valachians andspeaking their language, they wish to have Hungarian priests, ifit is possible.The first parish is in Tatros. 2. Grozafalva. 3. Estanfalva. 4Forrofalva. 5. Bako town. 6. Kotnar. 7. Roman Vasar town. 8.Hust town. 9. Jas vasar.There are some Hungarian Catholic villages, belonging tothe Tatars' Khan, in which the first is Csoborcsok. I think, inMoldavia the divine cult could be promoted if the bishop fromBacau had Hungarian monks, who speak Rumanian."The entire Italian text: MCSMO, II. page 591-59374. 14th of December, 1668Report of Missionary Vito Piluzzifrom Vignanellowho printed in Rome a catechism in Rumanian language: areport based on a questionnaire and sent to the Pope's Nuntiofrom Poland. The same Vito Piluzzi sent many letters to thecongregation between the 14th of December, 1668, and the 8thof August, 1670, from which we used the followinginformation:" A Voivod called Stefanita "Bellicane", who persecuted thecatholics, went to Targul Siret and destroyed the church,