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Iuliu Hossu

Iulius Hossu la

Cardinal, Romanian Greek-Catholic Bishop of Cluj-Gherla, Martyr and Blessed (1885-1970)

  • Dated 30 January 1885 CE – 28 May 1970 CE
  • Recognised as Blessed, 2 June 2019 CE
  • Also called Blessed Iuliu Hossu, Cardinal Iuliu Hossu
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apostolic administrator
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Life

Roles and affiliation

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Offices held 6

  1. from 21 April 1917 CE diocesan bishop Has references
  2. 21 July 1917 CE – 16 November 1918 CE Member of the House of Magnates Has references
  3. 19 July 1930 CE – 31 January 1931 CE apostolic administrator Has references
  4. Template-Cardinal
    from 28 April 1969 CE cardinal Has references
  5. Dates unrecorded Cardinal in pectore
  6. Dates unrecorded member of the Senate of Romania

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