The Tsangos of Romania - Corvinus Library - Hungarian History

Tratus: church of stone and a chapel outside the town houses25 in number.Balana: Grozesti and Moinesti villages where exists a chapelmade of wood, in all the three villages there are 26 houses ofcatholics.Stanesti village: a chapel, houses 16.Bogdana: (Valea Seaca) farm, catholic houses 3.Faraoani village: It has a small wooden church. Catholichouses 57.Valea Seaca (orig. Vallesatha) farm, catholic houses 3.Satu de Jos, farm with 4 houses.Bacau: a stone church and 125 catholic houses, the bishop'sresidence.Roman: with a parish church and 7 catholic houses.Sabaoani: village, with a stone-built parish church to thisconfessional community are belonging the following villages:Lucacesti, Adjudeni, Rachiteni, Tetcani and in these villages are140 catholic houses.Tamaseni: a small wood chapel, 17 catholic houses.Vaslui: village with 6 houses.Barlad: a town with a parish and wooden church, 20 catholichouses.Galati: a church and nine houses.Husi: parish churches and 90 catholic houses.Ciubarciu: a church and 20 houses.48. 1640-1641Description of the RumanianCountry and Moldavia,especially of the Catholic Community,made by Petru Bogdan (alias Petro Deodato)Baksic, Apostolic Vicare of Sofia.Campulung: town in this town there are catholics fromancient times, they are Saxons, but they don't know theGerman language any more and they are talking Rumanian.Once they were many, but now there are only 400 aged ready tohave communion and 100 childrenIt would be good to have children from this town to sendthem to a school in Italy, and then they would return to be