TOMA CHIRICU
LAMBERT M. SURHONE, MARIAM T. TENNOE, SUSAN F. HENSSONOW
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Toma Chiricu (1887-1971) was a Romanian priest, theologian and writer
Born in Odaia Bursucani, Tutova County (now Vaslui County), Romania.
His first publication, on "The Religion of Scientists," was printed in 1910.
He studied philosophy and theology in Erlangen and Heidelberg, Germany.
Ordained in 1913, Toma Chiricu was also active in the cultural life of the Tutova County.
In 1910 he published his first theological study "The Religion of the Scientist."
In 1915, with he founded the Academia Barl dean (Academy of Barlad) with poet George Tutoveanu and writer Tudor Pamfile.
The Academy had an important activity in promoting cultural events in the time interval between the two world wars.
