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DIOCESE OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

The Arms show the Symbol used to represent the Holy Trinity, alluding to the name Trinidad = Spanish for Trinity.

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Bishop Richard Rawle (1872-1889)
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Bishop Thomas Heyes (1889-1904)
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Bishop John Welsh (1904-1916)
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Bishop Arthur Anstey (1918-1945), also Archbishop of the West indies 1943-1945
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Bishop Fabian Jackson (1946-1949)
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Bishop Douglas Wilson (1951-1956)
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Bishop Noel Chamberlain (1957-1961)
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Bishop James Hughes (1962-1970)
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Bishop Clive Abdulah (1970-1993)
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Bishop Rawle Douglin (1993-2001)
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Bishop Calvin Bess (2001-2011)
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Bishop Claude Berkley (2011-present)

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			The Arms show the Symbol used to represent the Holy Trinity, alluding to the name Trinidad = Spanish for Trinity.