"Péter pap, egy nagyon jó pap."

Translation: Péter is a priest, a very good priest.

[Werrettich]

The Péter who has been called a very stupid child before?

[JBHayven]

So that means he doesn’t drink or smoke?

[Viviane882195]

How would you address the priest in Hungarian? In English it would be 'Father Peter'.

[MannaSz]

My recollection is "tisztelendő úr", but I may be wrong. That was the polite address when I was a child growing up in Hungary. It vaguely means "reverend sir". I think "Péter atya" would also be acceptable, but a lot less formal. "Atya" is archaic for "father".

[GborWacha]

"tisztelendő úr" is rarely used nowadays. "Péter atya" is the one.

[Luzibr]

All my friends say Attya after the name, like "Gábor Attya", well in Budapest and Catholic Church I don't know how it is in other places and churches

[MannaSz]

Except, 'atya' is spellt with a single 'ty'.

[LszlPataky]

Erlier, at the teaching sentence you used only one "a"

[wyqtor]

'Pap' comes from the Slavic languages, we also have the same borrowing in Romanian 'popă'!