The Tsangos of Romania - Corvinus Library - Hungarian History

tradition, the prettiest I've ever seen. People give food and arehosts to every stranger without any payment Vaslui. I haven'tseen anything to be mentioned here, except , that 11 HungarianCatholic families are living here, and they have no church.Birlad where there are 15 catholic houses. Galati: Moldavians,Turkish, Greeks and Hungarians are living here. The catholicshave a church. Ciubarciu: here are 36 Hungarian Catholichouses, with a new church and a Dominican priest, Giacinto daOsmo, the vicar general of the province.Original version in Italian: C.C. Giurescu, "La voyage de NiccoloBarsi en Moldavie" in "Melanges de l'ecole roumaine en France" 925. I.Paris, page 295, 330. New edition in mCSMO, I. page 181-18445. Iasi.4th of May, 1636Report of Franciscan MissionaryBenedetto Emanuel Remondi from Milanto Francesco Ingolini, the Secretary of thePropaganda Fide's CongregationGalati: here reside 12 Hungarian Catholic families,sometimes Ragusan catholic merchants are coming to this townwith their merchandise.Birlad: 20 Hungarian Catholic families.Husi: there are about hundred Hungarian Catholic houses,have a priest.Iasi: 65 Hungarian Catholic families, French, Venetian andother merchants from Constantinople, exercising Roman rites.Cotnari: 60 Saxon Catholic families they have a priest andthey keep Holy Communion in the church.Sabaoani, where we found a church, built in stone, butwhich has no rooms. Counting other Hungarians in the samearea, I found 80 Hungarian houses having the Roman riteRoman: they have a stone church, here are ten families,Saxons and Hungarian catholics, spiritually cared by the sameHungarian priest, who lives in Sabaoani,Bacau: two churches in our rite 40 Hungarian Catholicfamilies.Stanesti: a church and some catholic families.Neamt: a wooden church, 20 families.