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DIOCESE OF SOISSONS, LAON AND SAINT-QUENTIN (Dioecesis Suessionensis, Laudunensis et Sanquintinensis)
Country : France
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 4th century as Diocese of Soissons
Abolished 1790
Re-established 1801 and merged with the Diocese of Laon
Renamed 1901 as Diocese of Soissons, Laon and Saint-Quentin
Official blazon
Quarterley 1&4 Azure, a fleur-de-lis or, 2&3 Gules a Tower or; surtout an enscutcheon per pale argent and gules, two waterbunches in pale counterchanged
Origin/meaning
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Arms of Bishops
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Jean Milet (1503–1513)
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Claude de Louvain (1513–1519)
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Foucault de Bonneval (1519–1532)
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Symphorien de Bullioud (1533–1557)
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Mathieu de Longuejoue (1557–1585)
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Charles de Roucy (1585–1619)
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Jérôme Hennequin (1619–1623)
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Charles de Hacqueville (1623–1656)
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Simon Legras (1656–1685)
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Charles de Bourbon (1656–1685)
Pierre Daniel Huet (1685, selected, not ordained)
Fabio Brûlart de Sillery (1692–1714)
Jean-Joseph Languet de Gergy (1715–1730)
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Charles-François Lefebvre de Laubrière (1730–1738)
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François de Fitz-James (1739–1764)
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Henri-Claude de Bourdeilles (1764–1790; (1801-1802)
Jean-Claude Leblanc de Beaulieu (1802–1817)
Roch-Etienne de Vichy (1817-1819)
Guillaume-Aubin de Villèle (1820–1824)
Jules-François de Simony (1824–1847)
Paul-Armand-Ignace-Anaclet Cardon de Garsignies (1847–1860)
Jean-Joseph Christophe (1860–1863)
Jean Dours (1863–1876)
Odon Thibaudier (1876–1889)
Jean-Baptiste-Théodore Duval (1889–1897)
Augustin-Victor Deramecourt (1898–1906)
Pierre Louis Péchenard (1906–1920)
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Charles Binet (1920–1927)
Ernest-Victor Mennechet 1928–1946
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Pierre Auguste Marie Joseph Douillard (1946–1963)
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Alphonse Gérard Bannwarth (1963–1984)
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Daniel Labille (1984–1998)
Marcel Paul Herriot (1999–2008)
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Hervé Jean Robert Giraud (2008–2015)
Renauld de Dinechin (2015-present)
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