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File:chur-haas.rel.jpg|[[Wolfgang Haas]] (1990–1997) | File:chur-haas.rel.jpg|[[Wolfgang Haas]] (1990–1997) | ||
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File:chur-huonder.rel.jpg|[[Vitus Huonder]] ( | File:chur-huonder.rel.jpg|[[Vitus Huonder]] (2007-2019) | ||
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DIOCESE OF CHUR (1823-1847 Diocese of Chur-Sankt Gallen; Dioecesis Curiensis)
Country : Switzerland
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 451/2 (?)
Arms of Bishops
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Heinrich IV Graf von Montfort (1251–1272)
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Konrad III von Belmont (1272–1282)
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Friedrich I Graf von Montfort (1282–1290)
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Berthold II Graf von Heiligenberg (1290–1298)
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Hugo Graf von Montfort (1298)
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Siegfried von Geilnhausen (1298–1321)
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Rudolf II Graf von Montfort (1321–1324)
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Hermann von Eichenbach (1324–1325)
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Johann I von Pfefferhart (1325–1331)
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Ulrich V von Lenzburg (1331–1355)
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Peter Gelyto (1355–1368)
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Friedrich II von Erdingen (1368–1376)
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Johann II von Ehingen (1376–1388)
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Bartholomew (1388–1390)
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Hartmann II, Count of Werdenberg-Sargans (1390–1416)
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Johann III Ambundi (1416–1417)
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Johann IV Naso (1417–1440)
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Konrad IV von Rechberg (1440–1441)
Heinrich V von Hewen (1441–1453)
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Leonhard Wyssmayer (1453–1458)
Ortlieb von Brandis (1458–1491)
Heinrich von Hewen (1491–1503)
Paul Ziegler von Ziegelberg (1503–1541)
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Licius Iter (1541–1548)
Thomas Planta (1548–1565)
Beatus à Porta (1565–1581)
Peter II von Rascher (1581–1601)
Johann Flugi (1601–1627)
Joseph Mohr von Zernez (1627–1635)
Johann Flugi von Aspermont (1636–1661)
Ulrich de Mont (1661–1692)
Ulrich VII von Federspiel (1692–1728)
Joseph Benedict von Rost (1728–1754)
Johann Anton von Federspiel (1755–1777)
Franz Dionysius von Rost (1777–1794)
Karl Rudolf Graf von Buol-Schauenstein (1794–1833)
Johann Georg Bossi (1834–1844)
Kaspar de Carl ab Hohenbalken (1844–1859)
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Nikolaus Franz Florentini (1859–1876)
Kaspar II Willi (1877–1879)
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Franz Konstantin Rampa (1879–1888)
Johannes Fidelis Battaglia (1888–1908)
Georg Schmid von Grüneck (1908–1932)
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Laurenz Matthias Vincenz (1932–1941)
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Cristiano Caminada (1941–1962)
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Johannes Vonderach (1962–1990)
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Wolfgang Haas (1990–1997)
Amédée Grab (1997–2007)
Vitus Huonder (2007-2019)
Arms of Auxiliary Bishops
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Johannes Nell (1459–1467)
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Burchard Tuberflug (1471–1473)
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Balthasar Brennwald (1491–1500)
Kaspar de Carl ab Hohenbalken (1843–1844)
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Albert von Haller (1858–1858)
Kaspar II Willi (1868–1869)
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Anton Gisler (1928–1932)
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Laurenz Matthias Vincenz (1932)
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Johannes Vonderach (1957–1962)
Peter Henrici (1993–2007)
Paul Vollmar (1993-2009)
Marian Eleganti (2009,-)
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Literature : Arms of Diocese and some bishops from Wikipedia; Heim, 1999a, 1999b