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Don't really mind as long as both names are mentioned in the lead. A Google search for both names in English articles shows István and Stephen to be pretty equally used.
Pjposullivan (
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09:13, 27 May 2020 (UTC)reply
The standard of the Catholic Church, from which the
MOS:SAINTS convention comes from, is that the names are written in the from of the language being spoken. --
evrik(
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I must admit even the English-speaking Jesuits refer to him as Stephen. It's in line with
WP:COMMONNAME and English Google search results for Stephen Pongracz are more than double Istvan Pongracz.
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Don't really mind as long as both names are mentioned in the lead. A Google search for both names in English articles shows István and Stephen to be pretty equally used.
Pjposullivan (
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09:13, 27 May 2020 (UTC)reply
The standard of the Catholic Church, from which the
MOS:SAINTS convention comes from, is that the names are written in the from of the language being spoken. --
evrik(
talk)18:24, 29 May 2020 (UTC)reply
I must admit even the English-speaking Jesuits refer to him as Stephen. It's in line with
WP:COMMONNAME and English Google search results for Stephen Pongracz are more than double Istvan Pongracz.
Pjposullivan (
talk)
07:24, 30 May 2020 (UTC)reply
