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DIOCESE OF SALE (Dioecesis Saliensis)
Country : Australia
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1887
Official blazon
Azure, a fess or between in chief a male griffin passant argent, mailed or holding in the dexter forepaw a cross paty fitchee or and in base three estoiles or, two and one.
Origin/meaning
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Arms of Bishops
James Francis Corbett (1887–1912)
Patrick Phelan (1912–1925)
Richard Ryan (1926–1957)
Patrick Francis Lyons (1957–1967)
Arthur Francis Fox (1967–1981)
Joseph Eric D’Arcy (1981–1988)
Jeremiah Joseph Coffey (1989–2008)
Christopher Prowse (2009–2013)
Patrick Michael O’Regan (2014-2020)
Gregory Charles Bennet (2020-present)
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