József Lonovics

1793–1867 (age 74)

Biography

József Lonovics (1793–1867) was a Hungarian archbishop whose ecclesiastical leadership and spiritual guidance shaped the Catholic Church in Hungary during the 19th century. His tenure as archbishop reflected his commitment to religious education, pastoral care, and the preservation of Catholic traditions in Hungary.

Lonovics's role as a senior church leader extended his influence beyond purely religious matters to the cultural and intellectual life of the nation. He was interred in Makó, a location that held significance in his ecclesiastical career and ministry.

Also buried at Makó

Sámuel Diósszilágyi
1882–1963 (age 81)
Makó
Sámuel Diósszilágyi was a physician whose calm and caring practice supported patients across Makó.
Gyula Nagy
1907–1983 (age 76)
Makó
Gyula Nagy, sculptor from Makó, left a lasting artistic imprint on his beloved town.
Tibor Eckhardt
1888–1972 (age 84)
Makó
Tibor Eckhardt was a devoted Makó politician whose steady leadership strengthened local civic life.
Ferenc Erdei
1910–1971 (age 61)
Makó
Hungarian politician from Makó who served during the mid-twentieth century.
József Könyves-Kolonics
1884–1955 (age 71)
Makó
A devoted public servant from Makó, he is remembered for his steady leadership in local government.
Sándor Meskó
1842–1925 (age 83)
Makó
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