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'''Born''': March 6, 1950<br> | '''Born''': March 6, 1950<br> | ||
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Bishop of [[Diocese of Essen|Essen]], 2003-2008<br> | Bishop of [[Diocese of Essen|Essen]], 2003-2008<br> | ||
Bishop of [[Diocese of Münster|Münster]], 2008-present | Bishop of [[Diocese of Münster|Münster]], 2008-present | ||
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===Origin/meaning=== | ===Origin/meaning=== | ||
As Bishop of Münster he uses quartered arms, with in I and IV the diocesan arms. The second quarter shows an eagle, taken from the arms of [[Wassenach]], where he was born. The wheatears refer to the agricultural heritage of his family. | As Bishop of Münster he uses quartered arms, with in I and IV the diocesan arms. The second quarter shows an eagle, taken from the arms of [[Wassenach]], where he was born. The wheatears refer to the agricultural heritage of his family. | ||
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Born: March 6, 1950 Auxiliary Bishop of Trier, 1999-2003; Titular Bishop of Uzalis |
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As Bishop of Münster he uses quartered arms, with in I and IV the diocesan arms. The second quarter shows an eagle, taken from the arms of Wassenach, where he was born. The wheatears refer to the agricultural heritage of his family.
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