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coadjutor bishop

Position, assistant of the diocesan bishop of any diocese, with the right to succession thereof

  • Also called bishop, coadjutor
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Overview

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Who held it, in order

A sequence of office-holders, not a family genealogy.

  • 6 holders
  • 4 gaps
  • 1 undated
  1. 15 July 1602 CE – 17 September 1602 CE Francis de Sales French bishop, saint, writer and Doctor of the Church (1567-1622)

  2. Gap about 60 years with no holder recorded

    1 September 1662 CE – 20 November 1662 CE Archduke Charles Joseph of Austria archduke of Austria, bishop of Breslau (1649-1664)

  3. Gap about 103 years with no holder recorded

    27 March 1765 CE – 20 August 1768 CE Clemens Wenceslaus of Saxony Roman Catholic archbishop (1739-1812)

  4. Gap about 107 years with no holder recorded

    28 July 1875 CE – 31 July 1884 CE John Ireland Catholic archbishop (1838–1918)

  5. Gap about 126 years with no holder recorded

    16 June 2010 CE – 6 July 2011 CE Alessandro Carmelo Ruffinoni Italian priest

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