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DIOCESE OF ALMENARA (Dioecesis Almenarensis)
Country : Brazil
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1981
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José Geraldo Oliveira do Valle (1982-1988)
Diogo Reesink (1989-1998)
Hugo Maria van Steekelenburg (1999-2013)
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José Carlos Brandão Cabral (2013-present)
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