Diocese of Darjeeling

DIOCESE OF DARJEELING (Dioecesis Curiensis)

Country: India
Denomination: Roman Catholic

Established: 1931 as Apostolic Prefecture of Sikkim
Elevated to diocese in 1962

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Arms of Prefects and Bishops

Jules Elmire Douénel (1931-1937)
Aurelio Gianora (1937-1962)
Eric Benjamin Moktan (1962-1994)
Stephen Lepcha (1997-present)

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