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DIOCESE OF PIRACICABA (Dioecesis Piracicabensis)
Country : Brazil
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1944
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Origin/meaning
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Arms of Bishops
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Ernesto de Paula (1945–1960)
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Aniger de Francisco de Maria Melillo (1960–1984)
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Eduardo Koaik (1984–2002)
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Moacyr José Vitti (2002–2004)
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Fernando Mason (2005-present)
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