Transylvanian Hungarian Spiritual life
Éva Szabó's guests were Dr. Levente Horváth (founding president), Sándor Mezei (a recovered addict and current employee), and Endre ErdÅ‘ (executive director) on the Erdély TV program titled "Hitélet."
Host Éva Szabó presents the life of the Roma Roman Catholic community in ÖrkÅ‘ in her religious and public affairs magazine, Hitélet.
Home healthcare, family support programs, support for patients with addictions, care for the disabled, budding workshops... and the list could go on of the various activities of Caritas. In the realm of faith, the 25-year-old Gyulafehérvár Caritas thrives.
In Hitélet, Éva Szabó presented Silvia Bereczki's book titled "Multifaced Mercy" to the viewers.
Éva Szabó visited Segesvár where a diocesan-organized, film-themed spiritual weekend was held by the Kolping members. Hitélet provided an insight into this intimate, private event.
Hitélet started ten years ago. Its editor and presenter, Éva Szabó, had a conversation with pastor SzénégetÅ‘ István.”
In the Hitélet Éva Szabó spoke with Rev. Attila Balázs about the Vatican visit of the Tordaszentlászló congregation.
Csaba Sógor, Member of the European Parliament was the guest of Éva Szabó, editor and presenter of Hitélet.
The Easter special of Hitélet aired with double runtime. Éva Szabó's guests were four monks.
Their work is their calling, their life is service. In Hitélet, Éva Szabó's guests were three people who do a lot for the community: Csillag Csilla, a nurse, Tekse Annamária, a doctor and mother of three, and SzénégetÅ‘ István, the parish priest of Remeteszeg and the diocesan family pastoral care coordinator.
Hitélet featured the Sky-High Festival, held annually by the Dévai Szent Ferenc Foundation.
Éva Szabó talks with instructors from the BBTE Reformed Teacher Training Faculty about effective management of pastoral care situations, new educational attitudes, and the conveyance of religious content.
25 years in 25 minutes. The Christian Word - a Christian cultural magazine.
The crew of the Hitélet visited the Collecting Archives of the Hungarian Unitarian Church.