György Császka

1826–1904 (age 78)

Biography

György Császka (1826–1904) was a devoted Catholic priest whose spiritual leadership and pastoral care served the faithful throughout his ministry. As a member of the clergy, he dedicated his life to religious service and the spiritual welfare of his congregation in Hungary.

Császka's commitment to his ecclesiastical vocation exemplified the values of faith and service that defined his life. He was buried in Kalocsa, a city with deep religious significance in Hungarian Catholic tradition.

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Antal Malatin
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Kalocsa
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Gábor Bándi
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Ödön Kollányi
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Ilus Király
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