The Finance Council, over which the diocesan bishop always presides, is, in accordance with the applicable canonical norms and regulations, the highest supervisory body for the property affairs of the Archdiocese. Its purpose is to advise and assist the diocesan bishop in the financial administration of the Archdiocese and in carrying out its more significant financial acts and decisions.

In every diocese a Finance Council is to be established, over which the diocesan bishop himself or his delegate presides and which consists of at least three members of the Christian faithful truly expert in Financial affairs and civil law, outstanding in integrity, and appointed by the bishop. Members of the Finance Council are to be appointed for Five years, but at the end of this period they can be appointed for other Five year terms. (Can. 492. §.1-2).

The current Finance Council’s mandate is valid until March 31, 2031.

Members of the Finance Council:

1. Rev. Arthur Péter  archdeacon – Târgu Mureș

2. Rev. dr. Stelian Veres  economic director, Canon – Alba Iulia

3. Msgr. János Szász   Chaplain of His Holiness, Honorary Canon, parish piest – Aiud

4. Rev. Emil Bálint  archdeacon– Miercurea Ciuc

5. Rev. László Drócsa  parish priest – Misentea

6. Rev. Huba Tamás  priest – Odorheiu Secuiesc

7. Endre Bónis Property Manager – Cluj-Napoca

8. Sándor Gál lawyer – Brașov

9. Dr. László Lorenzovici doctor, economist– Târgu Mureș

10. György Péter Departament Director  – Miercurea Ciuc

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