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TERRITORIAL PRELATURE OF CARAVELÍ (Territorialis Praelatura Caraveliensis)
Country : Peru
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1957
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Friedrich Kaiser (1957–1971)
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Bernhard Kühnel (1983–2005)
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Juan Carlos Vera Plasencia (2005–2014)
Reinhold Nann (2017-present)
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