Szabadka, Jugoszlávia, currently Subotica (Суботица), Serbia — July 7, 1935
Place of burial:
Saint Alphonsus Roman Catholic Cemetery
Windsor, ON, Canada
Biographical data
He completed his high school studies in Subotica and Travnik. He studied theology in Zagreb and Sarajevo. He was ordained a priest on July 7, 1935, in Subotica, which was then part of Yugoslavia. His sister, Erzsébet M. Antonia Moullion, was a nun of the MKIT. He was primarily involved in German-language pastoral work. Before 1945, he was an active contributor to the German-language press in Bačka. He was interned beginning in 1945. The date of his release is unknown, but by 1949 he was already residing in Canada. He was granted the title of Papal Chamberlain.
Domestic service locations
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To
Place i
Current name, country i
Church / institution
Position
1935
1938
Bácsszentiván, Jugoszlávia
Prigrevica (Пригревица), Serbia
assistant pastor
1942
?
Őrszállás, Kingdom of Hungary
Stanišić (Станишић), Serbia
Pastor assigned to Hódság
Foreign service locations
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To
Place
Current name, country
Church / institution
Position
1949
1971
Windsor, ON, Canada
the organizer of German-language pastoral care
Literary activity
Jugend vor Gott, 1940
1942-től szerkesztője a Jugendruf c. újságnak
Treu dem Glauben der Vater, Vác, 1942
