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DIOCESE OF PERPIGNAN-ELNE (Dioecesis Elnensis)

Country : France
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 6th century as Diocese of Elne
Renamed to Diocese of Perpignan-Elne in 1601
Abolished 1801
Re-established 1822

Arms (crest) of Diocese of Perpignan-Elne

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Arms of Bishops of Elne

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Fernando Valdés (1529-1530)
Girolamo Doria (1530-1532)

Arms of Bishops of Perpignan-Elne

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Antonio Gallart y Traginer (1609-1612)
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Francisco de Vera Villavicencio (1613-1616)
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Federico Cornet (1617)
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Ramón Ivorra (1617-1618)
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Rafael Ripoz (1618-1620)
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Francisco de Santjust y de Castro (1621-1622)
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Pedro Magarola Fontanet (1622-1627)
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Francisco López de Mendoza (1627-1629)
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Gregorio Parcero de Castro (1630-1634)
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Gaspar Prieto Orduña (1636-1637)
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François Perez Roy (1638-1643)
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Joseph du Vivier de Saint-Martin (1643)
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Vincent de Margarit (1668-1672)
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Jean-Louis de Bruelh (1673-1675)
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Jean-Baptiste d’Etampes (1675-1680)
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Louis Habert de Montmort (1682-1695)
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Jean Hervé Basan de Flamenville (1695-1721)
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Antoine Boivin de Vaurouy (1721)
Jean Mathias Barthélemy de Gramont de Lanta (1726-1743)
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Charles-François-Alexandre de Cardevac D’Havrincourt (1743-1783)
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Jean Gabriel d’Agay (1783-1788)
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Antoine-Félix de Leyris D’Esponchez (1788-1790)]] (1801)
Jean-François de Saunhac-Belcastel (1822-1853)
Philippe-Olympe Gerbet (1853-1864)
Etienne-Emile Ramadié (1864-1876)
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Joseph-Frédéric Saivet (1876-1877)
Jean-Auguste-Emile Caraguel (1877-1885)
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Noël-Mathieu-Victor-Marie Gaussail (1886-1899)
Jules-Louis-Marie de Carsalade du Pont (1899-1932)
Henri-Marius Bernard (1933-1959)
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Joël-André-Jean-Marie Bellec (1960-1971)
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Henry-Camille-Gustave-Marie L'Heureux (1972-1981)
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Jean-Berchmans-Marcel-Yves-Marie-Bernard Chabbert (1982-1996)
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André Louis Fort (1996-2002)
André Marceau (2004-2014)
Norbert Turini (2014-present)

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 No image|[[Jean Hervé Basan de Flamenville]] (1695-1721)
 No image|[[Antoine Boivin de Vaurouy]] (1721)
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+File:Perpignan-gramont.jpg|[[Jean Mathias Barthélemy de Gramont de Lanta]] (1726-1743)
 No image|[[Charles-François-Alexandre de Cardevac D’Havrincourt]] (1743-1783)
 No image|[[Jean Gabriel d’Agay]] (1783-1788)

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