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Roman Catholic Church Offices
Bishops · Archbishops · Patriarchs ·
Vicars-General |
|
Church
Officials |
| Name |
Tenure |
|
| Austria |
|
Gurk, Diocese of (Salzburg and Tyrol)
|
| ►Erected
1071
|
Bishops of Gurk |
| Gunther
von Krappfeld |
1072–90†
|
•••• |
| Hiltebold
|
1106–32†
|
•••• |
| Roman
|
1131–67†
|
•••• |
| Roman
von Leibnitz
|
1174–79†
|
•••• |
|
Matthias Lang von Wellenburg, Card |
1505–22
res; †1540 |
Lang
(2593) |
|
Jerome Colloredo von Wallsee und Mels
|
1761–72;
†1812
|
•••• |
Coadjutor Bishops of Gurk |
|
Matthias Lang von Wellenburg, Card |
1501–05;
†1540 |
Lang
(2593) |
|
Salzburg, Archdiocese of (Salzburg) |
| ►Diocese
of Salzburg erected 6th century
|
| ►Elevated
to archdiocese 798
|
Archbishops
of Salzburg |
| Adalram
|
821-36† |
•••• |
| Matthias
Lang von Wellenburg (Card) |
1519–40† |
Lang
(2593) |
Coadjutor Bishops of Salzburg |
|
Matthias Lang von Wellenburg, Card |
1512–19;
†1540 |
Lang
(2593) |
|
| Belgium |
| Liege,
Diocese of (Liege) |
| ►Erected
as the Diocese of Tongeren 344
|
| ►Name
changed to Diocese of Maastricht 384
|
Bishops
of Maastricht |
|
†727 |
•••• |
| ►Name
changed to Diocese of Liege 720
|
Bishops
of Liege |
|
†727 |
•••• |
|
1238-39† |
Savoy
(254) |
Robert de Thourette
|
1240–46†
|
•••• |
| ►Name
changed to Diocese of Liege, Eupen et Malmedy 1921
|
| ►Name
changed to Diocese of Liege 1925
|
Lode
Van Heck
|
2019–;
*+1950
|
•••• |
|
| Cyprus |
| Nicosia,
Archdiocese of |
| ►Erected
1196
|
Archbishops
of Nicosia |
| Giovanni
Colonna
|
†1262 |
•••• |
| Giovanni
Balastro
|
1288–96 |
•••• |
| ►Suppressed
1570
|
| ►Titular
See of Nicosia 1668
|
|
1747–73,
res. ; †1784 |
Savoy
(254) |
| Aurelio
Signora
|
1957–90† |
•••• |
|
|
|
|
| |
|
| Germany |
Chiemsee, Diocese of (Bavaria) |
| ►Erected
1216
|
Bishops
of Chiemsee |
|
Matthias Lang von Wellenburg, Card (admin) |
1535–36
res; †1540 |
Lang
(2593) |
| ►Suppressed
1818
|
Cologne, Archdiocese of (North Rhine-Westphalia) |
| ►Diocese
of Cologne erected 2nd century
|
| ►Elevated
to archdiocese 8th
century
|
Archbishops
of Cologne |
| Rainald
von Dassel
|
1159–67† |
•••• |
| Philipp
von Heinsberg
|
1167–91 |
•••• |
|
1784–1801† |
Habsburg
(128) |
Munster, Diocese of (North Rhine-Westphalia) |
| ►Erected
800
|
Bishops
of Munster |
|
1784–1801† |
Habsburg
(128) |
|
| Guatemala |
| Guatemala,
Archdiocese of (Guatemala) |
| ►Diocese
of Santiago de Guatemala erected 1534
|
Bishops
of Santiago de Guatemala |
| Juan
Bautista Alvarez de Toledo
|
1714–23
res; †1725 |
•••• |
|
1723–26
res; †1734 |
Cervantes (3376) |
| ►Elevated
to Archdiocese of Guatemala 1743
|
Archbishops
of Guatemala |
| Francisco
de Paul García Pelaez
|
1845–67† |
•••• |
|
| |
|
| Mexico |
| Guadalajara,
Archdiocese of (Guadalajara) |
| ►Diocese
of Guadalajara erected 1548
|
Bishops
of Guadalajara |
|
1727–34† |
Cervantes (3376) |
| ►Elevated
to archdiocese 1863
|
| Toluca,
Archdiocese of (State of Mexico) |
| ►Diocese
of Toluca erected 1950
|
Bishops
of Toluca |
|
1951–80;
†1989 |
Velez (3027.1) |
| ►Elevated
to archdiocese 2019
|
|
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|
| Switzerland |
| Geneva,
Diocese of |
| ►Erected
4th century
|
Bishops
of Geneva |
|
1444–51† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1451–58† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1460–82†
|
Savoy
(254) |
|
1484–90† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1495–1509
res.; †1533 |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1513–22† |
Savoy
(254) |
| ►To
Diocese of Lausanne
and Geneva 1821
|
Vicars-General
of Geneva |
|
†1522 |
Savoy
(254) |
| Lausanne,
Diocese of |
| ►Erected
6th century
|
| ►To
Diocese of Lausanne
and Geneva 1821
|
| Lausanne,
Geneva, and Fribourg, Diocese of |
| ►United
Diocese of Lausanne, and
Diocese
of Geneva 1821
|
| ►Name
changed to Diocese of Lausanne,
Geneva, and Fribourg 1924
|
| Sion,
Diocese of (Valais) |
Bishops
of Sion |
| ►Erected
4th century
|
|
1037–54† |
Savoy
(254) |
|
1374;
†1395 |
Savoy
of Achaia (254.1) |
|
| United
States of America |
| San
Juan de Puerto Rico,
Archdiocese of (Puerto
Rico) |
| ►Diocese
of Puerto Rico erected 1511
|
| ►Name
changed to Diocese of San Juan de Puerto Rico 1924
|
| ►Elevated
to archdiocese 1960
|
Bishops
of Puerto Rico |
Bernardo
de Valbuena y Villanueva |
1620–27† |
•••• |
|
| Wales |
| Saint
Asaph, Diocese of |
| ►Diocese
erected 583
|
Bishops
of St Asaph |
|
†1247
|
Marchudd
(1715) |
| ►Suppressed
16th century
|
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