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DIOCESE OF CLUJ-GHERLA (Dioecesis Claudiopolitana-Armenopolitana)
Country : Romania
Denomination : Romanian Catholic
Established : 1853 as Diocese of Gherla, Armenopoli, Szamos-Ujvár
Renamed to Diocese of Cluj-Gherla in 1930
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Ioan Alexi (1854-1863)
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Ioan Vancea (Vancsa) (1865-1868)
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Mihály Pável (1872-1879)
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Ioan Szabó (1879-1911)
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Vasile Hossu (1911-1916)
Iuliu Hossu (1917-1970)
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Gheorghe Guţiu (1990-2002)
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Florentin Crihălmeanu (2002-present)
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