György Časka ( Hungarian Császka György , December 4, 1826 , Nitra , Austria-Hungary , now Slovakia - August 11, 1904 , Austria-Hungary) - Catholic prelate , Bishop Spisa from June 15, 1874 to December 17, 1891, Archbishop Kalochi from December 17, 1891 to August 11, 1904.
| His Excellency Bishop | ||
| György Chaska | ||
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| Császka györgy | ||
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| June 15, 1874 - December 17, 1891 | ||
| Church | Roman catholic church | |
| Predecessor | Bishop Jozsef Chamash | |
| Successor | Bishop Pal Smrechany | |
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| December 17, 1891 - August 11, 1904 | ||
| Church | Roman catholic church | |
| Predecessor | Archbishop Lajos Heinald | |
| Successor | Archbishop Gyula Varosha | |
| Birth | December 4, 1826 | |
| Death | August 11, 1904 (aged 77) | |
| Buried | ||
| Holy Order | September 24, 1850 | |
| Episcopal consecration | July 19, 1874 | |
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Biography
On September 23, 1850, György Chaska was ordained a deacon, and the next day, September 24, he was ordained a priest .
On February 27, 1874, the Austro-Hungarian authorities appointed György Časka as bishop of Spis. On June 15, 1874, Pope Pius IX approved this appointment. On July 19, 1874, György аaski was ordained bishop by Archbishop Kalochi Cardinal Janos Shimor .
On December 17, 1891, Pope Leo XIII appointed György Chaska as Archbishop of Kalochi.
He died on August 11, 1904.
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| Predecessor: Bishop Jozsef Chamash | Diocese of Spis June 15, 1874 - December 17, 1891 | Successor: Bishop Pal Smrechany |
| Predecessor: Archbishop Lajos Heinald | Archdiocese of Kalochi December 17, 1891 - August 11, 1904 | Successor: Archbishop Gyula Varosha |