Metropolitan Archdiocese of

Montpellier–AgdeBéziersLodèveSaint-Pons-de-Thomières

France France

Continent: West Europe

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Type: Metropolitan Archdiocese Metr. Archdiocese

Name: Montpellier / Montis Pessulani (Latin)

United Titles: Agde, Béziers, Lodève, Saint-Pons-de-Thomières

Suffragan Sees: Carcassonne et Narbonne, Mende, Nîmes, Perpignan–Elne

Neighbouring Dioceses: Carcassonne et Narbonne (↙), Albi (←), Rodez (←), Nîmes (↗)

Depends on: Dicastery for Bishops

Websites:

Celebrations

Patron Saint: Saint Peter and Saint Paul of Tarsus (June 29)

Cathedral Dedication Anniversary: September 11

Liturgical Calendar 📅

History

United Titles

Present Prelates

Metropolitan Archbishop (2022.07.09 – ...):Archbishop Norbert José Henri Turini (71)Archbishop Norbert José Henri Turini (71)

Monsignors (6)

Ordinaries

Metropolitan Archbishops of Montpellier (Roman Rite)

Archbishop Norbert José Henri Turini (71)Archbishop Norbert José Henri Turini (71)
(2022.07.09 – ...)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Montpellier (France)

Aimer, Evangéliser, Servir

Born:1954.08.30 (Cannes, France)
Ordained Priest:1982.06.27
Consecrated Bishop:2004.10.10

Priest of Nice (France) (1982.06.27 – 2004.06.30)

Bishop of Cahors (France) (2004.06.30 – 2014.10.18)

Bishop of Perpignan–Elne (France) (2014.10.18 – 2022.07.09)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Montpellier (France) (2022.07.09 – ...)

Archbishop Pierre-Marie Joseph Carré (79)Archbishop Pierre-Marie Joseph Carré (79)
(2011.06.03 – 2022.07.09)

Metropolitan Archbishop emeritus of Montpellier (France)

Servir à cause de Jésus

Born:1947.04.22 (Serques, France)
Ordained Priest:1974.09.07
Consecrated Bishop:2000.10.08

Priest of Agen (France) (1974.09.07 – 2000.07.13)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Albi (France) (2000.07.13 – 2002.12.08)

Archbishop of Albi (France) (2002.12.08 – 2010.05.14)

Coadjutor Archbishop of Montpellier (France) (2010.05.14 – 2011.06.03)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Montpellier (France) (2011.06.03 – 2022.07.09)

Vice-President of Bishops’ Conference of France (2013.07.01 – 2019.04.03)

Apostolic Administrator of Agen (France) (2023.08.19 – 2024.05.22)

Archbishop Guy Marie Alexandre Thomazeau (88)Archbishop Guy Marie Alexandre Thomazeau (88)
(2002.12.08 – 2011.06.03)

Metropolitan Archbishop emeritus of Montpellier (France)

Dieu est plus grand que notre cœur

Born:1937.12.05 (Neuilly-sur-Seine, France)
Ordained Priest:1965.12.18
Consecrated Bishop:1989.01.08

Priest of Paris (France) (1965.12.18 – 1988.11.12)

Titular Bishop of Chunavia (1988.11.12 – 1994.09.14)

Auxiliary Bishop of Meaux (France) (1988.11.12 – 1994.09.14)

Coadjutor Bishop of Beauvais (France) (1994.09.14 – 1995.05.13)

Bishop of Beauvais (France) (1995.05.13 – 2002.08.28)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (2002.08.28 – 2002.12.08)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Montpellier (France) (2002.12.08 – 2011.06.03)

Apostolic Administrator of Nice (France) (2013.08.08 – 2014.03.06)

Bishops of Montpellier (Roman Rite)

Archbishop Guy Marie Alexandre Thomazeau (88)Bishop Guy Marie Alexandre Thomazeau (88) (later Archbishop)
(2002.08.28 – 2002.12.08)

(see above)

Cardinal Jean-Pierre Bernard Ricard (81)Bishop Jean-Pierre Bernard Ricard (81) (later Cardinal)
(1996.09.06 – 2001.12.21)

Cardinal-Priest of S. Agostino
Metropolitan Archbishop emeritus of Bordeaux (France)

Propter Evangelium

Born:1944.09.26 (Marseille, France)
Ordained Priest:1968.10.05
Consecrated Bishop:1993.06.06
Created Cardinal:2006.03.24

Priest of Marseille (France) (1968.10.05 – 1993.04.17)

Prelate of Honour of His Holiness (1991.07.15 – 1993.04.17)

Titular Bishop of Pulcheriopolis (1993.04.17 – 1996.07.04)

Auxiliary Bishop of Grenoble (France) (1993.04.17 – 1996.07.04)

Coadjutor Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1996.07.04 – 1996.09.06)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1996.09.06 – 2001.12.21)

Vice-President of Bishops’ Conference of France (1999 – 2001)

President of Bishops’ Conference of France (2001 – 2007.11.05)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Bordeaux (France) (2001.12.21 – 2019.10.01)

Cardinal-Priest of S. Agostino (2006.03.24 [2006.10.08] – ...)

Vice-President of Council of European Bishops’ Conferences (2006.10.08 – 2011.10.02)

Member of Council of Cardinals for the Study of Organisational and Economic Problems of the Apostolic See (2011.10.22 – 2014.02.24)

Member of Council for the Economy (2014.03.08 – 2019.03.08)

Bishop Louis Antoine Marie Boffet
(1976.05.15 – 1996.09.06)

Born:1921.09.08 (Chauffailles, France)
Ordained Priest:1947.04.12
Consecrated Bishop:1970.09.20
Died:1997.09.11 (Lyon, France † 76)

Priest of Autun (France) (1947.04.12 – 1970.06.24)

Auxiliary Bishop of Lyon (France) (1970.06.24 – 1975.06.21)

Titular Bishop of Tacia montana (1970.06.24 – 1976.05.15)

Coadjutor Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1975.06.21 – 1976.05.15)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1976.05.15 – 1996.09.06)

Bishop Cyprien-Louis-Pierre-Clément Tourel
(1958.02.24 – 1976.05.15)

Ut vitam habeant

Born:1911.01.18 (Saint-Sever-du-Moustier, France)
Ordained Priest:1936.06.29
Consecrated Bishop:1955.03.25
Died:1978.12.16 († 67)

Titular Bishop of Thuburnica (1955.02.04 – 1958.02.24)

Auxiliary Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1955.02.04 – 1958.02.24)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1958.02.24 – 1976.05.15)

Bishop Jean Duperray
(1949.02.24 – 1957.10.25)

Veritatem in caritate

Born:1889.10.11 (Tarare, France)
Ordained Priest:1913.12.20
Consecrated Bishop:1948.02.25
Died:1957.10.25 († 68)

Priest of Lyon (France) (1913.12.20 – 1947.12.20)

Titular Bishop of Lamia (1947.12.20 – 1949.02.24)

Coadjutor Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1947.12.20 – 1949.02.24)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1949.02.24 – 1957.10.25)

Bishop Gabriel Brunhes
(1932.05.20 – 1949.02.24)

Evangelizare divitias Christi

Born:1874.09.05 (Saint-Flour, France)
Ordained Priest:1900.07.08
Consecrated Bishop:1932.08.20
Died:1949.02.24 († 74)

Priest of Saint-Flour (France) (1900.07.08 – 1932.05.20)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1932.05.20 – 1949.02.24)

Bishop René-Pierre Mignen (later Archbishop)
(1922.08.03 – 1931.07.21)

Christus in vobis

Born:1875.01.19 (La Chapelle-Palluau, France)
Ordained Priest:1897.12.18
Consecrated Bishop:1922.11.21
Died:1939.11.01 († 64)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1922.08.03 – 1931.07.21)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Rennes (France) (1931.07.21 – 1939.11.01)

Cardinal François-Marie-Anatole de Rovérié de Cabrières
(1874.01.16 – 1921.12.21)

Non humore terræ vigebit – nihil nisi divinum timere

Born:1830.08.30 (Beaucaire, France)
Ordained Priest:1853.09.24
Consecrated Bishop:1874.03.19
Created Cardinal:1911.11.27
Died:1921.12.21 (Montpellier, France † 91)

Priest of Nîmes (France) (1853.09.24 – 1874.01.16)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1874.01.16 – 1921.12.21)

Cardinal-Priest of S. Maria della Vittoria (1911.11.30 – 1921.12.21)

Bishop François-Marie-Joseph Lecourtier (later Archbishop)
(1861.07.22 – 1873.08.05)

Born:1799.12.15 (Paris, France)
Ordained Priest:1823.01.05
Consecrated Bishop:1861.08.24
Died:1885.08.19 († 85)

Priest of Paris (France) (1823.01.05 – 1861.07.22)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) ([1861.06.05] 1861.07.22 – 1873.08.05)

Titular Archbishop of Sebastia (1874.01.16 – 1885.08.19)

Bishop Charles-Thomas Thibault
(1835.07.24 – 1861.05.04)

Born:1796.02.24 (Beynes, France)
Ordained Priest:1820.02.26
Consecrated Bishop:1835.08.23
Died:1861.05.04 († 65)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) ([1835.05.01] 1835.07.24 – 1861.05.04)

Bishop Nicolas-Marie Fournier de la Contamine
(1806.08.26 – 1834.12.29)

Born:1750.12.27 (Gex, France)
Consecrated Bishop:1806.12.08
Died:1834.12.29 († 84)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) ([1806.07.15] 1806.08.26 – 1834.12.29)

Bishop Jean-Louis-Simon Rollet
(1802.11.10 – 1806.03.21)

Born:1746.07.03 (Rochefort, France)
Consecrated Bishop:1802.11.14
Died:1824.10.11 († 78)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) ([1802.10.15] 1802.11.10 – 1806.03.21)

Bishop Joseph-François de Malide
(1774.05.09 – 1801)

Born:1730.07.12 (Paris, France)
Consecrated Bishop:1766.08.31
Died:1812.01.18 († 81)

Bishop of Avranches (France) (1766.08.06 – 1774.02.25)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1774.05.09 – 1801)

Bishop Raymond de Durfort (later Archbishop)
(1766.08.06 – 1774.04.14)

Born:1725.08.10
Consecrated Bishop:1764.09.08
Died:1792.03.19 († 66)

Bishop of Avranches (France) (1764.08.20 – 1766.08.04)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1766.08.06 – 1774.04.14)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Besançon (France) (1774.05.09 – 1792.03.19)

Bishop Louis-François-Renaud de Villeneuve
(1748.12.16 – 1766.01.24)

Born:1683.04.02
Consecrated Bishop:1724.08.13
Died:1766.01.24 († 82)

Bishop of Viviers (France) (1724.06.12 – 1748.12.16)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1748.12.16 – 1766.01.24)

Bishop Georges-Lazare Berger de Charancy
(1738.04.22 – 1748.02.14)

Born:1689.10.24
Consecrated Bishop:1735.09.25
Died:1748.02.14 († 58)

Bishop of Saint-Papoul (France) (1735 – 1738.04.22)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1738.04.22 – 1748.02.14)

Bishop Charles-Joachim Colbert de Croissy
(1696.03.01 – 1738.04.08)

Born:1667.06.11
Ordained Priest:1691.12.22
Consecrated Bishop:1697.03.10
Died:1738.04.08 († 70)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1696.03.01 – 1738.04.08)

Bishop Charles de Pradel
(1676.06.24 – 1696.09.17)

Born:1644
Ordained Priest:1673.03.18
Consecrated Bishop:1676.06.28
Died:1696.09.17 († 51)

Titular Bishop of Marcopolis (1676.04.27 – 1676.06.24)

Coadjutor Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1676.04.27 – 1676.06.24)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1676.06.24 – 1696.09.17)

Bishop François Bosquet
(1656.01.31 – 1676.06.24)

Born:1605.05.28
Consecrated Bishop:1648.12.20
Died:1676.06.24 († 71)

Bishop of Pamiers (France) (1643 – 1643 not possessed)

Bishop of Lodève (France) (1648.09.28 – 1656.01.31)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1656.01.31 – 1676.06.24)

Cardinal Rinaldo d’Este
(1653 – 1655)

Born:1618 (Modena, Italy)
Ordained Priest:
Created Cardinal:1641.12.16
Consecrated Bishop:1651.11.19
Died:1672.09.30 (Modena, Italy † 53)

Cardinal-Deacon of S. Maria Nuova (1644.11.28 – 1644.12.12)

Cardinal-Deacon of S. Nicola in Carcere (1644.12.12 – 1668.03.12)

Bishop of Reggio Emilia (Italy) (1650.12.05 – 1660.04.23)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1653 – 1655)

Abbot nullius of Cluny (France) (1661 – 1672.09.30)

Protodeacon of Sacred College of Cardinals (1666.10 – 1668.03.12)

Cardinal-Priest of S. Pudenziana (1668.03.12 – 1671.03.18)

Protopriest of Sacred College of Cardinals (1671? – 1671.08.24)

Cardinal-Priest of S. Lorenzo in Lucina (1671.03.18 – 1671.08.24)

Cardinal-Bishop of Palestrina (1671.08.24 – 1672.09.30)

Bishop Pierre Fenolliet
(1607 – 1652.11.23)

Born:1572? (Annecy, France)
Consecrated Bishop:1608.11.02
Died:1652.11.23 (Paris, France † 79)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1607 – 1652.11.23)

Bishop Jean Garnier, O.S.B.
(1602.12.11 – 1607.09.15)

Born: (Bourguignons, France)
Consecrated Bishop:1603?
Died:1607.09.15

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1602.12.11 – 1607.09.15)

Bishop Guitard de Ratte
(1596 – 1602.07.07)

Born:1552? (Montpellier, France)
Consecrated Bishop:1597.06.29
Died:1602.07.07 (Toulouse, France † 49)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1596 – 1602.07.07)

Bishop Antoine de Subjet de Cardot
(1572.10.24 – 1596.07.04)

Born:1514.10.08
Consecrated Bishop:1573?
Died:1596.11.08 († 82)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1572.10.24 – 1596.07.04)

Bishop Pierre de Rouillie
(1570.07.19 – 1572?)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1570.07.19 – 1572?)

Bishop Guillaume Pellicier
(1536.03.27 – 1568.01.25)

Born:1497?
Died:1568.01.25 († 70)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1526.07.29 – 1536.03.27)

Bishop of Montpellier (France) (1536.03.27 – 1568.01.25)

Bishops of Maguelonne (Roman Rite)

Bishop Guillaume Pellicier
(1526.07.29 – 1536.03.27)

(see above)

Bishop Guillaume Pellicier
(1498 – 1527)

Died:1529

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1498 – 1527)

Bishop Izarn Barrière
(1488 – 1498)

Consecrated Bishop:1491?
Died:1498.04.19

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1488 – 1498)

Bishop Guillaume Le Roy de Chavigny
(1487 – 1488)

Died:1488

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1487 – 1488)

Bishop Jean Bonald
(1471 – 1487)

Died:1487.08.15

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1471 – 1487)

Bishop Maur de Valleville
(1453 – 1471)

Consecrated Bishop:1454?
Died:1472.02.28

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1453 – 1471)

Bishop Robert de Rouvres
(1433.03.06 – 1453)

Died:1453.07.16

Bishop of Séez (France) (1422.12.11 – 1433.03.06)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1433.03.06 – 1453)

Bishop Bertrand Robert
(1431.06.27 – 1432?)

Died:1432?

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1431.06.27 – 1432?)

Bishop Léger Saporis d’Eyragues
(1429.02.11 – 1431)

Died:1431

Bishop of Gap (France) (1411.08.27 – 1429.02.11)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1429.02.11 – 1431)

Bishop Guillaume de Combarel (Hugues)
(1423 – 1429)

Bishop of Tulle (France) (1419.11.29 – 1422.01.12)

Bishop of Béziers (France) (1422.01.12 – 1424.02.14)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1423 – 1429)

Bishop of Poitiers (France) (1424.02.14 – 1438?)

Bishop of Gap (France) (1429 – 1442)

Bishop Louis Aleman, C.R.S.J. (later Cardinal, Blessed)
(1419.05.17 – 1423.12.03)

Born:1390 (Bugey, France)
Ordained Priest:
Consecrated Bishop:1418.11.20
Created Cardinal:1426.05.24
Resigned as Cardinal:1440.04.11
Reinstated as Cardinal:1449.12.19
Died:1450.10.16 (Salon-de-Provence, France † 59)
Beatified:1527.04.09
Feast:09.16

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) ([1418.06.22] 1419.05.17 – 1423.12.03)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Arles (France) (1423.12.03 [1424.05.16] – 1440.04.11)

Cardinal-Priest of S. Cecilia (1426.05.27 – 1440.04.11)

Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church of Reverend Apostolic Camera (1427 – 1431)

Cardinal-Priest of S. Cecilia (1449.12.19 – 1450.10.16)

Protopriest of Sacred College of Cardinals (1449.12.19 – 1450.10.16)

Cardinal and religious of Canons Regular of Saint John Baptist of Lyons.

Bishop Pierre Adhémar
(1405? – 1415)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1405? – 1415)

Bishop Antoine de Lovier
(1389.10.19 – 1405)

Died:1405.10.23

Bishop of Rennes (France) (1386.08.27 – 1389.10.19)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1389.10.19 – 1405)

Bishop Pierre de Vernols
(1373 – 1389)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1373 – 1389)

Bishop Gaucelin de Déaux
(1367 – 1373)

Bishop of Nîmes (France) (1362.08.26 – 1367)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1367 – 1373)

Bishop Dieudonné de Canillac
(1361.08.02 – 1366)

Died:1366

Bishop of Saint-Flour (France) (1347.07.25 – 1361.08.02)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1361.08.02 – 1366)

Bishop Pierre de Canillac
(1361 – 1361)

Died:1361

Bishop of Saint-Pons-de-Thomières (France) (1353 – 1361)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1361 – 1361)

Bishop Durand de Chapelles
(1354 – 1361)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1354 – 1361)

Cardinal Andouin Aubert
(1353.01.30 – 1354.01)

Born: (France)
Ordained Priest:
Consecrated Bishop:1349?
Created Cardinal:1353.02.15
Died:1363.05.10

Bishop of Paris (France) (1349.09.12 – 1350.12.20)

Bishop of Auxerre (France) (1350.12.20 – 1353.01.30)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1353.01.30 – 1354.01)

Cardinal-Priest of Ss. Giovanni e Paolo (1353.02.15 – 1361)

Cardinal-Bishop of Ostia–Velletri (1361 – 1363.05.10)

Cardinal Dean of Sacred College of Cardinals (1362? – 1363.05.10)

Bishop Arnaud de Verdale
(1339 – 1352)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1339 – 1352)

Bishop Pectin de Montesquieu (later Cardinal)
(1334.09.12 – 1339.01.27)

Born: (France)
Ordained Priest:
Consecrated Bishop:1325?
Created Cardinal:1350.12.17
Died:1355.02.01

Bishop of Bazas (France) (1325.06.19 – 1334.09.12)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1334.09.12 – 1339.01.27)

Bishop of Albi (France) (1339.01.27 – 1350.12.17)

Cardinal-Priest of Ss. XII Apostoli (1350.12.17 – 1355.02.01)

Bishop Jean de Vissec
(1328 – 1334)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1328 – 1334)

Bishop André de Frédol
(1318 – 1328)

Bishop of Uzès (France) (1315 – 1318)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1318 – 1328)

Bishop Gaillard Saumate (later Archbishop)
(1317 – 1318)

Died:1323

Bishop of Riez (France) (1317 – 1317)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1317 – 1318)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Arles (France) (1318 – 1323)

Bishop Jean-Raymond de Comminges (later Cardinal)
(1309.07.29 – 1317.11.13)

Born: (France)
Ordained Priest:
Consecrated Bishop:
Created Cardinal:1327.12.18
Died:1344.11.20?

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1309.07.29 – 1317.11.13)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Toulouse (France) (1317.11.13 – 1327.12.18)

Cardinal-Priest of S. Vitale (1327.12.18 – 1331)

Cardinal-Bishop of Porto e Santa Rufina (1331 – 1344.11.20?)

Bishop Pierre de Lévis de Mirepoix
(1305 – 1309)

Died:1326

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1305 – 1309)

Bishop of Cambrai (France) (1309 – 1324.03.28)

Bishop of Bayeux (France) (1324.03.28 – 1326)

Bishop Gaucelin de La Garde
(1296 – 1304)

Bishop of Lodève (France) (1292 – 1296)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1296 – 1304)

Bishop Bérenger de Frédol
(1263 – 1296)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1263 – 1296)

Bishop Guillaume Christophe
(1256 – 1263)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1256 – 1263)

Bishop Pierre de Conques
(1248 – 1256)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1248 – 1256)

Bishop Reinier Saccoin
(1247 – 1249)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1247 – 1249)

Bishop Jean de Montlaur
(1232 – 1247)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1232 – 1247)

Bishop Bernard de Mèze
(1216 – 1232)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1216 – 1232)

Bishop Guillaume d’Autignac
(1203 – 1216)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1203 – 1216)

Bishop Guillaume de Fleix
(1195 – 1202)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1195 – 1202)

Bishop Guillaume de Raimond
(1190 – 1195)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1190 – 1195)

Bishop Jean de Montlaur
(1158 – 1190)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1158 – 1190)

Bishop Raimond
(1129 – 1158)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1129 – 1158)

Bishop Gautier de Lille
(1104 – 1129)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1104 – 1129)

Bishop Godefroi
(1080 – 1104)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1080 – 1104)

Bishop Bertrand
(1060 – 1079)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1060 – 1079)

Bishop Arnaud
(1030 – 1060)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (1030 – 1060)

Bishop Pierre de Melgueil
(988? – 1030?)

Bishop of Maguelonne (France) (988? – 1030?)

Former Prelates

Special Churches

Churches by City (136)

Carcassonne et Narbonne (↙), Albi (←), Rodez (←), Nîmes (↗)

Statistics (2022.12.31)

Area: 6,101 km²

Population: 837,530 Catholics (68.8% of 1,217,787 total)

Pastoral Centres: 61 parishes

Personnel: 228 priests (138 diocesan, 90 religious), 39 deacons, 296 religious (97 brothers, 199 sisters), 13 seminarians

Population

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