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His father was a priest named Joachim and his mother was named Rozalia.
He studied theology in Budapest (1894–1898), and in 1902 he received his Ph.D. in theology.
The Greek-Catholic clergyedit
He was ordained a priest on 28 September 1898. He worked at the Diocese of Lugoj as rector, dean of Drastic, chancellor and vicar apostolical.
Greek Catholic Bishopedit
On November 4, 1912, he was appointed bishop of Lugoj at age 37. On 25 February 1922, Frentiu was transferred to Oradea and mounted on 3 May that year.
On September 5, 1937, the church dedicated Madaras, and consecrated the church in Istria and Greek-Catholic Bocsa on September 8 of that same year.
After the death of Bishop Alexander Niculescu in 1941, Frentiu was moved to the position of Apostolic Administrator of the Archdiocese of Alba Iulia and Fagaras, ministering here throughout the war. In 1947, he returned to Oradea.
Under communist persecutionedit
In Oradea he was arrested on October 28, 1948, and went into camp at Dragoslavele, and then the refusal to pass the Romanian Orthodox Church in February 1949, was taken to the monastery Căldăruşani.
At Căldăruşani, Valeriu Traian Frenţiu consecrated Bishop Bishop, underground, on John Chertes the night of Christmas of 1949.
End of lifeedit
In 1950, he arrived at Sighet Prison, where, after two years, unable to bear the hardness of extermination regime, he died on July 11, 1952. Other bishops also dead in Sighet, was buried in one night, without a coffin in a mass grave in the Cemetery of the Poor. His grave was leveled to obscure his burial place and to avoid pilgrimages to the graves of the martyrs killed in Sighet.
There has been tried and convicted. In 2011, the City Council decision Resita Dr. Valeriu Traian Frenţiu Martyr Bishop was elected Honorary Citizen of Resita Post Mortem, a town where Frenţiu was born.
Beatificationedit
On 19 March 2019, Pope Francis approved the beatification of Frenţiu and six other Greek-Catholic bishops killed by the communist regime in Romania in the mid-20th century.[4] Pope Francis personally presided over the beatification of Frențiu and the other six bishops at Liberty Field in Blaj, Romania on 2 June 2019.[1][2]
Galleryedit
He renovated the Greek Catholic Church in Beiuș at his own expense
Ioan M. Bota, Istoria Bisericii universale și a Bisericii românești de la origini până în zilele noastre, Casa de Editură „Viața Creștină”, Cluj-Napoca, 1994. ISBN973-96661-5-9
Cei 12 Episcopi Martiri: PS Valeriu Traian Frentiu 5 May 2007 at the Wayback Machine
Catholic Hierarchy: Bishop Valeriu Traian Frentiu
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România liberă, din 10 ianuarie 2011 (on-line): Claudiu Pădurean, Episcopul care a adus teleschiul 2 May 2012 at the Wayback Machine
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This article may be a rough translation from Romanian It may have been generated in whole or in part by a computer or by a translator without dual proficiency Please help to enhance the translation The original article is under romană in the languages menu in the upper right corner If you have just labeled this article as needing attention please add a href Template Needtrans html class mw redirect title Template Needtrans subst Needtrans a pg Valeriu Traian Frențiu language Romanian comments to the bottom of the WP PNTCU section on Wikipedia Pages needing translation into English August 2022 Valeriu Traian Frențiu 25 April 1875 11 July 1952 was the Bishop of the Eparchy of Oradea Mare of the Romanian Greek Catholic Church from 1922 to his death in 1952 His beatification occurred on 2 June 2019 1 2 3 BlessedValeriu Traian FrențiuBishop of Oradea MareChurchRomanian Greek Catholic ChurchDioceseOradea MareSeeOradea MareAppointed25 February 1922Term ended11 July 1952PredecessorDemetriu RaduSuccessorVasile HossuOrdersOrdination28 September 1898Consecration14 January 1913by Victor Mihaly de ApsaPersonal detailsBorn25 April 1875Reșița RomaniaDied11 July 1952 1952 07 11 aged 77 Sighet Prison Sighetu Marmației Maramureș RomaniaPrevious post s Bishop of Lugoj 1912 22 Apostolic Administrator of Făgăras si Alba Iulia 1941 47 Alma materEotvos Lorand UniversitySainthoodFeast day11 JulyVenerated inRomanian Greek Catholic ChurchRoman Catholic ChurchBeatified2 June 2019Liberty Field Blaj Romaniaby Pope FrancisAttributesEpiscopal attire Contents 1 Life and career 2 The Greek Catholic clergy 3 Greek Catholic Bishop 4 Under communist persecution 5 End of life 6 Beatification 7 Gallery 8 References 9 Bibliography 10 External linksLife and career editHis father was a priest named Joachim and his mother was named Rozalia He studied theology in Budapest 1894 1898 and in 1902 he received his Ph D in theology The Greek Catholic clergy editHe was ordained a priest on 28 September 1898 He worked at the Diocese of Lugoj as rector dean of Drastic chancellor and vicar apostolical Greek Catholic Bishop editOn November 4 1912 he was appointed bishop of Lugoj at age 37 On 25 February 1922 Frentiu was transferred to Oradea and mounted on 3 May that year On September 5 1937 the church dedicated Madaras and consecrated the church in Istria and Greek Catholic Bocsa on September 8 of that same year After the death of Bishop Alexander Niculescu in 1941 Frentiu was moved to the position of Apostolic Administrator of the Archdiocese of Alba Iulia and Fagaras ministering here throughout the war In 1947 he returned to Oradea Under communist persecution editIn Oradea he was arrested on October 28 1948 and went into camp at Dragoslavele and then the refusal to pass the Romanian Orthodox Church in February 1949 was taken to the monastery Căldărusani At Căldărusani Valeriu Traian Frenţiu consecrated Bishop Bishop underground on John Chertes the night of Christmas of 1949 End of life editIn 1950 he arrived at Sighet Prison where after two years unable to bear the hardness of extermination regime he died on July 11 1952 Other bishops also dead in Sighet was buried in one night without a coffin in a mass grave in the Cemetery of the Poor His grave was leveled to obscure his burial place and to avoid pilgrimages to the graves of the martyrs killed in Sighet There has been tried and convicted In 2011 the City Council decision Resita Dr Valeriu Traian Frenţiu Martyr Bishop was elected Honorary Citizen of Resita Post Mortem a town where Frenţiu was born Beatification editOn 19 March 2019 Pope Francis approved the beatification of Frenţiu and six other Greek Catholic bishops killed by the communist regime in Romania in the mid 20th century 4 Pope Francis personally presided over the beatification of Frențiu and the other six bishops at Liberty Field in Blaj Romania on 2 June 2019 1 2 Gallery edit nbsp He renovated the Greek Catholic Church in Beiuș at his own expense nbsp Beiuș nbsp Frențiu sitting among priests including Fr Alexander Ratiu References edit a b A joyous celebration in Romania as Pope Francis beatifies seven bishop martyrs America Magazine 2 June 2019 a b Pope Warns Of Divisive Ideologies As He Beatifies Romanian Bishops RadioFreeEurope RadioLiberty Pope to beatify martyrs visit Marian shrine on trip to Romania National Catholic Reporter 25 March 2019 Brockhaus Hannah Seven 20th century Romanian bishops declared martyrs Catholic News Agency Bibliography editIoan M Bota Istoria Bisericii universale și a Bisericii romanești de la origini pană in zilele noastre Casa de Editură Viața Creștină Cluj Napoca 1994 ISBN 973 96661 5 9 Ioan Ploscaru Lanțuri și Teroare Editura Signata Timișoara 1993 ISBN 973 551 028 6External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Valeriu Traian Frentiu nbsp Saints portal nbsp Biography portal nbsp Catholicism portal nbsp Christianity portal nbsp Romania portalCei 12 Episcopi Martiri PS Valeriu Traian Frentiu Archived 5 May 2007 at the Wayback Machine Catholic Hierarchy Bishop Valeriu Traian Frentiu Episcopia de Oradea Mare Romania liberă din 10 ianuarie 2011 on line Claudiu Pădurean Episcopul care a adus teleschiul Archived 2 May 2012 at the Wayback Machine Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Valeriu Traian Frențiu amp oldid 1174855062, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
