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DIOCESE OF DULUTH (Dioecesis Duluthensis)
Country : United States
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1889
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Arms of Bishops
James McGolrick (1889-1918)
John Timothy McNicholas(1918-1925)
Thomas Anthony Welch (1925-1959)
Francis Joseph Schenk (1960-1969)
Paul Francis Anderson (1969-1982)
Robert Henry Brom (1983-1989)
Roger Lawrence Schwietz (1989-2000)
Dennis Marion Schnurr (2001-2008)
Paul David Sirba (2009-2019)
Daniel John Felton (2021-present)
Arms of AuxiliaryBishops
Lawrence Alexander Glenn (1956-1960)
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