Francis Mihalic (1916–2001)
Auteur van The Jacaranda dictionary and grammar of Melanesian Pidgin
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Werken van Francis Mihalic
1000 Stories You Can Use: For Preachers, Teachers, Pastors, Catechists, Parents, Grownups or Anyone Who Can Read, Vol.… (1989) 4 exemplaren
Tonic for the Heart in 1000 Bottles 3 exemplaren
A Thought for Today 3 exemplaren
Readings in PNG mission history: a chronicle of SVD and SSpS mission involvement on mainland New Guinea between 1946… (1999) 3 exemplaren
Storibuk 2 exemplaren
Tonic for the Heart in 1000 bottles : Vol 3 2 exemplaren
Tonic for the Heart in 1000 bottles : Vol 1 1 exemplaar
100 Stories You Can Use - Volume 1 1 exemplaar
Storiman : Tok skul bilong ol Sande bilong Yia B 1 exemplaar
Storiman : Storyteller sermons... 1 exemplaar
Storiman : tok skul bilong ol Sunde bilong Yia.. 1 exemplaar
100 Stories You Can Use - Volume 2 1 exemplaar
The Jacaranda Dictionary of Melanesian Pidgin 1 exemplaar
The Millennium Stories 1 exemplaar
TONIC FOR THE HEART IN 1000 BOTTLES VOL. 1 1 exemplaar
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Algemene kennis
- Gangbare naam
- Mihalic, Francis
- Officiële naam
- Mihalic, Francis
- Geboortedatum
- 1916-11-24
- Overlijdensdatum
- 2001-12-08
- Geslacht
- male
- Woonplaatsen
- Alexishafen, Madang, Papua New Guinea
Marienberg, East Sepik, Papua New Guinea
Renovo, Pennsylvania, USA
California, USA - Beroepen
- Catholic priest
linguist
publisher - Organisaties
- Society of the Divine Word
- Prijzen en onderscheidingen
- Order of the British Empire (Officer, 1981)
- Korte biografie
- Fr Mihalic dies in California (Post Courier 11/12/01)
CATHOLIC priest, missionary, newspaper editor, linguist, compiler of the first Tok Pisin dictionary and educator Fr Frank Mihalic (in the Post-Courier file photo above) died at the weekend. Divine Word Missionaries in Mount Hagen said yesterday Fr Mihalic died in his Californian home of the United States on December 8, 2001 after suffering from pneumonia and its complications. Son of a Pennsylvanian farmer and railwayman, Fr Mihalic was born on November 24, 1916 to a family of 10 — four boys and six girls and raised among a “missionary magazine reading” family. Fr Mihalic first came to PNG as a missionary in 1948 and was based in Alexishafen, Madang. A few months later he was posted to Marienberg, East Sepik Province as parish priest where one of his first parishioners was “young” Michael Somare who later became the country’s first Prime Minister. He worked mostly in the Mamose region until his return to the States due to “severe body complications” and after the Italy divine word missionaries recalled him. In 1969 Fr Mihalic returned to Wewak to set up the Wantok Newspaper and remained editor until 1979. During those years Fr Frank published the Jacaranda dictionary and grammar of Melanesian pidgin, widely used in PNG in the early days — he also found time to translate the PNG Constitution into Tok Pisin and in 1981 was awarded the OBE for services rendered to Pidgin in PNG and an honorary doctorate of linguistics from the University of PNG. In 1982 he was asked to head the Communication Arts department at the Divine Word University until 1997. Fr Mihalic spent 52 years teaching in PNG and in his term wrote more than 30 books, some of which are now used in many schools.
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