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DIOCESE OF SAINT-FLOUR (Dioecesis Sancti Flori)

Country : France
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1317

Official blazon

Gules, three gothic "A"'s or, two and one.

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Arms of Bishops

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Bertrand de Codoène (1413–1426)
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Jacques Le Loup de Beauvoir (1426–1451)
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Pierre de Léotoing-Mongton (1451–1461)
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Antoine de Léotoing-Mongton (1461–1482)
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Claude de Doyat (1486–1493)
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Charles de Joyeuse (1493–1502)
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Louis de Joyeuse (1502–1540)
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Balthazar-Hércule de Jarente (1543–1547)
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Antoine de Lévis-Chateaumorand (1547–1565)
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Jean Paul de Selve (1567–1569)
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Pierre Prosper de La Baume (1573–1595 )
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Raymond de Rouchon (1599–1602)
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Charles de Noailles (1609–1647)
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Jacques de Montrouge (1647–1664)
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Jérôme de La Mothe-Houdancourt (1664–1693)
Joachim-Joseph d’Estaing (1693–1742)
Paul de Ribeyre (1742–1776)
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Jean-Marie-Anne de Bonteville (1776–1779 )
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Claude Marie de Ruffo (1779–1790 (-1801))
Jean-Eléonore Montanier de Belmont (1802–1808)
François-Amable de Voisins (1808-1809)
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Guillaume-Auguste Jaubert (1809-1816, elected, not consecrated)
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Paul-Thérèse-David d'Astros (1819–1820, elected, not consecrated)
Louis-Siffrein-Joseph de Salamon (1820–1829)
François-Marie-Edouard de Gualy (1829–1833 )
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Jean-Pierre-Marie Cadalen (1833–1836)
Frédéric-Gabriel-Marie-François de Marguerye (1837–1851)
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Jean-Paul-François-Marie-Félix Lyonnet (1851–1857)
Pierre-Antoine-Marie Lamouroux de Pompignac (1857–1877)
François-Antoine-Marie-Ambroise-Benjamin Baduel (1877–1891)
Jean-Marie-François Lamouroux (1892–1906)
Paul-Augustin Lecœur (1906–1942)
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Henri-Marie-Joseph Pinson (1943–1951)
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Gabriel Auguste François Marty (1952–1959)
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Maurice-Jean-Fernand-Alexis Pourchet (1960–1982)
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Jean Cuminal (1982–1990 )
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René Séjourné (1990–2006)
Bruno Grua (2006-present)

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 No image|[[Jérôme de La Mothe-Houdancourt]] (1664–1693)
 File:Stflour-estaing.jpg|[[Joachim-Joseph d’Estaing]] (1693–1742)
-No image|[[Paul de Ribeyre]] (1742–1776)
+File:Stflour-ribeyre.jpg|[[Paul de Ribeyre]] (1742–1776)
 No image|[[Jean-Marie-Anne de Bonteville]] (1776–1779 )
 No image|[[Claude Marie de Ruffo]] (1779–1790 (-1801))

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