About Antal Andrássy
Lived 1742 – 1799 (aged 57). Antal Andrássy was a Hungarian catholic priest and catholic bishop.
Baron Antal Andrássy de Csíkszentkirály et Krasznahorka (October 28, 1742 – November 2, 1799) was a Hungarian Jesuit who served as second Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rozsnyó (today: Rožňava) from December 17, 1780, until his death.
Works Appendix subnexa censurae testamentis demonstrationis trium propositionum de poenali transitu ex religione romano-catholica ad evangelicam. Budae, 1790. Epistola pastoralis ad clerum suum de necessitate unius salvificae catholicae fidei.
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Who was Antal Andrássy?
Hungarian Jesuit (1742–1799)
When was Antal Andrássy born?
Antal Andrássy was born on 28 October 1742 in Rumanová.
When did Antal Andrássy die?
Antal Andrássy died on 12 November 1799 in Rožňava.
What was Antal Andrássy's occupation?
Antal Andrássy was a catholic priest and catholic bishop.
What nationality was Antal Andrássy?
Antal Andrássy was Hungarian.
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