Box 1

Retreat notes taken by Zrinyi while a seminarian.

Includes invocations (prayers) and benedictions (blessings) from events for Hungarian-based parishes as well as events at Georgetown University.

Sermons from Zrinyi's period on mission band as well as while stationed at Georgetown University.

Includes a copy of Zrinyi's 1919 baptismal certificate (1929); his diploma from Pius College (1937); a copy of his 1919 birth certificate (1947); ordination cards (1948); transcripts from Georgetown University (1958-1959); an obituary for his brother Miklós (1979), and CVs/personal narratives (1981-1991).

Missions and conferences given while part of a mission band for Hungarian parishes across the US and Canada.

Letters from his mother Erzsébet and sister-in-law.

Letters predominantly from former students providing updates on their personal lives.

Contains a class portrait from Pius College (1937) as well as pictures of Zrinyi visiting with family in Hungary, i.e., his brother Miklós and mother Erzsébet (1960s-1980s).

Zrinyi's MA thesis for the University of Montreal entitled "Les Conventions Collectives et la Confédération des Travailleurs Catholiques du Canada: Une Étude des Problèmes Législatifs Actuels Concernant les Conventions Collectives dans la Province de Québec" ("Collective Agreements and the Confederation of Catholic Workers of Canada: A Study of Current Legislative Problems Concerning Collective Agreements in the Province of Quebec").

Zrynyi's PhD dissertation for Georgetown University entitled "Entrepreneurial Behavior in Economic Theory: An Historical and Analytical Approach." His advisors were Drs. Cyril A. Zebot, Goetz A. Briefs, and Stanislaw Wasowski.

A condensed version of Zrinyi's PhD dissertation submitted to the Fritz Thyssen Stiftung (Fritz Thyssen Foundation).

Offprint of a Zrinyi piece published in Economia Internazionale (v. 25, no. 3).

Typed copies of two presumably unpublished essays/chapters by Zrinyi.

Typed copy of a presumably unpublished essay by Zrinyi.

Syllabi and review questions for courses at Georgetown: History of Economic Thought, Money and Income, and Principles of Economics I (Macroeconomics) and II (Microeconomics).

Handwritten and typed copies of a presumably unpublished essay by Zrinyi: "Közgazdaságtan Diohejban: Történet és Elmélet" ("Economics in a Nutshell: History and Theory").