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Church counterpart is an (
apostolic, patriarchal, or archiepiscopal) exarchate. An
apostolic vicariate is led by a
vicar apostolic, who is
usually a titular...
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OFMCap (1854-1858),
appointed Apostolic Vicar of
Patna Waltar Steins Bisschop, SJ (1860-1867),
appointed Apostolic Vicar of
Western Bengal and
later Bishop...
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Islands to the
Vicariate Apostolic of the
Sandwich Islands. Pope Pius IX
appointed Maigret in 1847 as the
first vicar apostolic of the
Sandwich Islands...
- P. (1810–1811) Barthélemy Bruguière, M.E.P. (1828–1831),
appointed Apostolic Vicar of
Korea Jean-Paul-Hilaire-Michel Courvezy, M.E.P. (1832–1834) Jean-Baptiste...
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Hierapolis on 15
December 1659 and sent back to Malabar, with the
title of
Vicar Apostolic and
Administrator of the
Archbishopric of Cranganore. The new Vicariate...
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entrusted to an
apostolic vicar or
apostolic prefect who
governs it in the name of the
Supreme Pontiff." Can. 371 §1. A
prefect apostolic is of
lower rank...
- to be
constituted an
eparchy or
diocese (thus the
equivalent of a
vicar apostolic); or a
priest or
deacon who is
appointed by a
bishop as his executive...
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elevated the
Prefecture Apostolic of
Alaska to the
Vicariate Apostolic of Alaska. He
appointed Crimont as its
first vicar apostolic on
February 15, 1917...
- the
vicariate as its
apostolic administrator until Bishop Francis Hong Yong-ho, the
second Korean prelate,
became its
apostolic vicar in 1943. The po****tion...
- of
Clifton had its
Cathedral Church within the City of Bristol. The
apostolic vicar William Joseph Hendren was
appointed as the
first bishop. In 1830,...
