The tomb of Raphael Pinter

Pintér Rafael, OFMCap - Ordinis Fratrum Minorum Capuccinorum - (Tata, 4 Feb. 1867-Bozsony, 11 Nov. 1925): house superior. - After the 1st-4th grades of the Piarist junior high school in Tata, he entered the Capuchin order on 15 IX. 1881. He completed the 5th-8th grades of high school in the houses of the order in Tata and Bazín. 1884: He was transferred to Budapest, where he studied theology and pedagogy at the university for 4 years, from which he also took an exam. 1888: He was ordained a priest in Nagyszombat. Deputy Hungarian preacher and crypt keeper in Vienna. 1889: He took the religious education exam in Budapest, VI. 4: He was ordained a priest in Vienna. IX: He was a Bible and Hebrew language teacher of the order in Bratislava. 1892: passed the final exam in church law and history, which subjects he taught for 7 years. 1897: took the secondary school religion teacher exam in Esztergom. For 8 years, he was a Roman Catholic religion teacher at the Bratislava Lutheran Lyceum, 1893: a religion teacher at the Bratislava Roman Catholic civil girls' school and teacher training institute opened by the Orsolytes at that time. 1892-99: also a Hungarian religious preacher at the Bratislava convent, after he founded the Hungarian Sunday afternoon service in Bratislava that had not existed before. 1895: toured the island of Corfu, Greece, parts of Syria, Palestine, Egypt, 1899: the Austrian coast, Carinthia and Styria, 1900: Austria and Bavaria. 1902: He visited Rome, Naples and the island of Capri, 1903: and 1904: he travelled through the Highlands and Galicia. 1909-10: Head of the household in Bratislava. In addition to his priestly and pedagogical activities, he also took part in the work of Hungarian organizations in Bratislava (including the Toldy Circle). ; His tomb, which is located in the II. sector of the András Cemetery, is decorated with a Christ relief by Alajos Rigele. ; Works: ; - Eight days in the Holy Land. Short travel sketches based on his own experience. Bratislava, 1898. (previously in Néplap) ; - Regulation of the Pálffy barracks site. Ibid., 1909. (also in German)