The Tsangos of Romania - Corvinus Library - Hungarian History

eautiful places, has also been given to them a very goodHungarian farm, together with the vineyards and mills, and I'masking the Good Lord not to end the generosity of the RomanChurch, under the pontificate of His Holiness, Sixtus"Original version in Italian: MCSMO, I. Page 9627. Lublin, 27th of November, 1588Stanislaw Warszewicki's Letter to theJesuit General AquavivaThe people who live in Moldavia are: the Saxons and theHungarians, who came from Transylvania 70 years ago and ()settled down in Moldavia. They have their churches in 20different localities, some built of stone, others of wood.The Reigning Prince with the help of the Illustrious sirBartolomeu Brutus drove from the churches and parishes all theheretic and married priests and they didn't allow back any ofthem, who had been infected with any heretic disease; theytrusted into our care these churches, which are very poor. (...)For this purpose, to the glory of God, His Holiness shouldsustain the parish at his own expense for at least 20 or 15 years,so that these churches and the people who were and who are stillcatholic, could improve and strengthen their faith."Original version in Latin: MCSMO, I. Page 99-10028. Brest, December 1588Bartolomeo Brutti's Letter toCardinal Peretti de Montalto" to ease their life they received from me two beautifuland serviceable villages, inhabited by Hungarians, all good andcatholic, who live in 70 houses, and I left them very satisfied atthe time of my leavingRegarding the Franciscan priests I left them, as I wrote, theBacau monastery, a very pleasant place with gardens andwaters, having their incomes from the vineyards and mills, a