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ARCHDIOCESE OF HARTFORD (Archidioecesis Hartfortiensis)
Country : United States
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1843 as Diocese of Hartford
Elevatred to Archdiocese in 1953
Official blazon
Gules, a hart or, bearing the paschal banner proper, the staff paleways of the second and trippant over a ford barry wavy of six argent and azure.
Origin/meaning
The arms are canting, showing a deer (hart) crossing a river (ford).
Arms of Bishops
William Tyler (1843-1849)
Bernard O'Reilly (1849-1856)
Francis Patrick McFarland (1858-1875)
Thomas Galberry (1877-1879)
Lawrence Stephen McMahon (1879-1894)
Michael Tierney (1894-1908)
John Joseph Nilan (1910-1934)
Maurice Francis McAuliffe (1934-1944)
Henry Joseph O'Brien (1945-1953)
Arms of Archbishops
Henry Joseph O'Brien (1953-1969)
John Francis Whealon (1969-1991)
Daniel Anthony Cronin (1991-2003)
Henry Joseph Mansell (2003-2013)
Leonard Paul Blair (2013-present)
Arms of Auxiliary Bishops
John Gregory Murray (1920-1925)
Maurice Francis McAuliffe (1925-1934)
Henry Joseph O'Brien (1940-1945)
John Francis Hackett (1953-1986)
Joseph Francis Donnelly (1965-1977)
- Did not use arms
Peter Anthony Rosazza (1978-2010)
Paul Stephen Loverde (1988-1993)
Christie Albert Macaluso (1997-2017)
Juan Miguel Betancourt (2018-present)
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