1950
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| 8-9 June | 413 nuns and monks are transported at night from thearea around the Yugoslav border to religious houses within the country. |
| 19 June | 1,120 religious are deported. |
| 28 June | Talks start between government representatives and thecommissioners of the Church. |
| 5 July | The chapter of cathedral ofEsztergom elects Miklós Beresztóczy as vicar. |
| 11 July and 14 August | Another 187 religious are deported. |
| 18 July | Endre Havas, bishop of Csanád, is appointedApostolic administrator in the diocese of Esztergom by the Holy See. |
| 1 August | First meeting of the Priests' Peace Movement. RichardHorváth states its aims. |
| 30 August | The concordat betweenChurch and state is signed by József Darvas, Minister ofReligion and Education, and József Grósz,Archbishop of Kalocsa. |
| 1 September | The bishops' conference establishes the Roman CatholicTheological Academy, after the separation of the theological facultyfrom the university. |
| 6 September | Miklós Dudás, bishop ofHajdúdorog founds the Greek Catholic Seminary. |
| 7 September | Decree banning all religious orders (1950: statute 34),excepting four Religious orders, retained to run the eight remainingChurch grammar schools. The Benedictines, Franciscans, Piarists and thePoor School Sisters are each allowed to keep two schools and 405religious. |
| 7 October- 5 December | All religious houses not yet taken by the state have tobe evacuated and given to the authorities. |
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