1909 |
born
in New York, USA |
1933 |
ordained
and assigned to Guangxi, China |
1948 |
Superior
of the Maryknoll house in Stanley, Hong Kong |
1949 |
sent
back to USA by the communists |
1951 |
Prefect
Apostolic of the Prefecture Apostolic of Taichung |
1952 |
invited
Hungarian Charity Sisters (Satmar Sisters) to Tienchung;
Dec. 8, contract between the Bishop and Hungarian Sisters
for the formation of Sisters until local Sisters can support
themselves |
1962 |
Bishop
Kupfer nominated the first Bishop of the new diocese of Taichung |
1986 |
retired
and returned to USA to continue pastoral ministries |
1998 |
died |
|
1908 |
born
in Becsehely, Zala province of Hungary |
1925 |
joined
Sisters of Charity in Hungary |
1931 |
professed
the first vows, then took a teaching position in a school
administered by the Sisters. Because she was gifted in arts,
she was sent to study fine arts at Graduate School of Orszagos
Magyar Kiralyi Kepzomuveszeti Foiskola (now called Hungarian
Academy of Fine Arts) and obtained a Master of Arts degree |
1936 |
assigned
to Hunan, China |
1952 |
The
Hungarian Sisters of Charity arrived at Tienchung, Taiwan,
via Hong Kong |
1952 |
Agreement
signed by Bishop Kupfer and Sister Clara Scora , December
8, 1952 for the formation of local Sisters |
1958 |
After
Sister Clara Scora went to the United States, Sister Juventia
became Mother Superior General and Sister Alena Hriczu was
the Novice Mistress |
1962 |
built
Tienchung Mother House and Novitiate |
1984 |
retired |
1986 |
awarded
Medal of Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice |
1991 |
died |
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