Diocese of Pelplin

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DIOCESE OF PELPLIN (Dioecesis Pelplinensis)

Country : Poland
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1243 as the Diocese of Kulm
Renamed 1920 as Diocese of Chełmno
Renamed 1992 as Diocese of Pelplin

Arms (crest) of Diocese of Pelplin

Official blazon

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Arms of Diocese of Pelplin

The arms of Diocese of Kulm in the 16th/17th century

Arms of Diocese of Pelplin

The arms of the Diocese of Chełmno (until 1992)

Arms of Bishops

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Nikolaus Krapitz (1496–1507)
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Johann von Konopat (1509–1530)
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Johannes Dantiscus (1530–1538)
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Tiedemann Giese (1538–1549)
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Stanislaus Hosius (1549–1551)
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Johann Lubodziecki (1551–1562)
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Stanisław Żelisławski (1562–1571)
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Peter Kostka (1574–1595)
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Peter Tylicki (1595–1600)
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Wawrzyniec Gembicki (1600–1610)
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Maciej Konopacki (1611–1613)
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Johann Kuczborski (1614–1624)
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Jakob Zadzik (1624–1635)
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Johann Lipski (1635–1639)
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Kasper Działyński (1639–1646)
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Andrzej hrabia Leszczyński (1646–1652)
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Johann Gembicki (1653–1655)
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Adam Koss (1658–1661)
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Andrzej Olszewski (1662–1674)
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Johann Małachowski (1676–1681)
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Kasimir Johann z Bnina Opaliński (1681–1693)
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Kasimir Szczuka (1693–1694)
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Theodor Andrzej Potocki (1699–1712)
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Johann Kasimir Alten-Bokum (1719–1721)
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Felix Ignaz Kretkowski (1723–1730)
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Tomasz Franciszek Czapski (1731–1733)
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Adam II. Stanisław Grabowski (1736–1739)
Andrzej Stanisław Załuski (1739–1746)
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Wojciech Stanisław Leski (1747–1758)
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Andrzej Ignacy z Broniewic Baier (1759–1785)
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Karl von Hohenzollern-Hechingen (1785–1795)
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Franciszek Ksawery z Wrbna Rydzyński (1795–1814)
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Ignaz Vinzenz Stanislaus Matthy (1824–1832)
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Anastasius Sedlag (1834–1856)
Johann Nepomuk Marwicz (1857–1886)
Leon Redner (1886–1898)
Augustinus Rosentreter (1899–1926)
Stanisław Wojciech Okoniewski (1926–1944)
Kazimierz Józef Kowalski (1946–1972)
Bernard Czapliński (1973–1980)
Marian Przykucki (1981–1992)
Jan Bernard Szlaga (1992-2012)
Ryszard Kasyna (2012-present)

Arms of Auxiliary Bishops

Bernard Czapliński (1948-1973)
Henryk Muszyński (1985-1987)
Piotr Krupa (1992-2011)
Wiesław Śmigiel (2012-2017)
Arkadiusz Okroj (2019-presnt)

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