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The document summarizes the history and current state of the Hungarian Vicariate of Lay Dominican Fraternities. It notes that the Vicariate includes fraternities in Hungary and Bulgaria, with 12 fraternities in Hungary containing 85 finally professed members, 3 temporarily professed, and 36 not committed. The single fraternity in Sofia, Bulgaria has 10 finally professed members and 1 temporarily professed with 1 postulant. Future goals include becoming better Dominicans and growing by reaching out to society, especially youth. The document lists 4 delegates attending on behalf of the Vicariate.

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The document summarizes the history and current state of the Hungarian Vicariate of Lay Dominican Fraternities. It notes that the Vicariate includes fraternities in Hungary and Bulgaria, with 12 fraternities in Hungary containing 85 finally professed members, 3 temporarily professed, and 36 not committed. The single fraternity in Sofia, Bulgaria has 10 finally professed members and 1 temporarily professed with 1 postulant. Future goals include becoming better Dominicans and growing by reaching out to society, especially youth. The document lists 4 delegates attending on behalf of the Vicariate.

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Acts of the 7th European

Assembly of Lay Dominican


Fraternities

Annex IIh
HUNGARIAN VICARIATE

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Where are we? Who are we?
Hungary Bulgaria

Belong to 1 General Vicariate


Hungary - History

1221: 7th province founded in the Order


1569: the Provincia Hungariae ended
Attached to the Czech Province
1857: part of the Austrian-Hungarian
Province
Hungarian Province – beginning of 20th c.
1950: discontinued – and pursued
1989: reorganized
Present: General Vicariate
Lay Dominican fraternity activities
 Regular meetings
 Prayer groups
 Parish work
 Dominican periodical ’Disciple’
 Internet: http://laici.op.org/domi
Lay Dominican Fraternities
1 fraternity in Sofia, Bulgaria:
* 10 finally professed members
* 1 temporarily professed
* 1 postulant
Lay Dominican Fraternities
12 fraternities in Hungary:
* 85 finally professed members
* 3 temporarily professed
* 36 not committed
Future goals
we need to amend ourselves to
become better Dominicans
to grow
to find the way towards the different
parts of society, especially towards
the youth
Delegates
Ferenc Parkányi
– having voting right
Mariya Mladenova
– representing Bulgaria
László Hunyadi
– Helper
Nikolett Murányi
– ECLDF member

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