Pierre-Paul Stumpf

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PIERRE-PAUL STUMPF

Born : September 21, 1822
Deceased : August 10, 1890

Coadjutor Bishop of Strasbourg, 1881-1883; Titular Bishop of Caesaropolis
Administrator of Strasbourg, 1883-1887
Bishop of Strasbourg, 1887-1890

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(fr) De gueules à 3 tours d'argent ouvertes de sable, posées en fasce sur une terrasse de sinople, à 2 clefs d'argent en sautoir les pannetons en haut brochant sur une épée du même garnie d'or, en pal et l'estoc en haut. Motto: Suaviter et fortiter.

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