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DIOCESE OF SPIŠ

Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established: 1776.

Official blazon

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Arms of Bishops

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Karlo Salbeck (1776-1785)
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Ján Revay (1787-1806)
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Michael Léopold Brigido von Marenfels und Bresoviz (1806-1816), Archbishop ad personam.
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Ján Krstitel Ladislav Pyrker (Pryker), O. Cist. (1818-1819), become Patriach of Venice (Italy).
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József Bélik (1823-1847)
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Ladislav Zábojský (1850-1870)
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József Samassa (1871-1873), become Archbishop of Eger (Hungary)
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György (Juraj) Császka (Čásky)(1874-1891), become Archbishop of Kalocsa (Hungary).
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Pal Szmrecsányi (1891-1903), become Bishop of Oradea Mare (Nagyvarad)(Romania).
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Sandor Párvy (1904-1919)
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Ján Vojtassák (1920-1965)
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František Tondra (1989-2011)
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Štefan Sečka(2011-)

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+====Arms of Bishops====
+<gallery perrow=0>
+File:spis-salbeck.rel.png|Karlo Salbeck (1776-1785)
+File:spis-revay.rel.png|Ján Revay (1787-1806)
+File:spis-brigido.rel.png|Michael Léopold Brigido von Marenfels und Bresoviz (1806-1816), Archbishop ad personam.
+File:spis-pyrker.rel.png|Ján Krstitel Ladislav Pyrker (Pryker), O. Cist. (1818-1819), become Patriach of Venice (Italy).
+File:spis-belik.rel.png| József Bélik (1823-1847)
+File:spis-zabojsky.rel.png|Ladislav Zábojský  (1850-1870)
+File:spis-samassa.rel.png|József Samassa (1871-1873), become Archbishop of Eger (Hungary)
+File:spis-casky.rel.png|György (Juraj) Császka (Čásky)(1874-1891), become Archbishop of Kalocsa (Hungary).
+File:spis-szmrecsany.rel.png|Pal Szmrecsányi (1891-1903), become Bishop of Oradea Mare (Nagyvarad)(Romania).
+File:spis-parvy.rel.png|Sandor Párvy (1904-1919)
+File:spis-vojtassak.rel.jpg|Ján Vojtassák (1920-1965)
+File:spis-tondra.rel.jpg|František Tondra (1989-2011)
+File:spis-secka.png|Štefan Sečka(2011-)
+</gallery>
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