List of the bishops of Cahors
The following people were bishops of the Diocese of Cahors ( France ):
- St. Genulf around 300
- Saint Sebast around 300
- Holy Floren around 380
- St. Alit around 425
- Saint Anatol around 450
- Boeci around 506
- Sustraci at 541
- Maxim at 549
- Saint Maurillo 580
- St. Ursicinus (Urcis) around 585
- Eusebi 625
- St. Rusticus 629–636
- St. Desiderius von Cahors (also Geri or Dido) 636–655
- Beto at 673
- St. Capua around 700
- St. Ambrosi around 745
- ? around 770
- Agarn around 783
- Aimat at 813
- Angar 813–?
- Esteve I. 852-?
- Guillem around 875
- Guerau I. around 887
- St. Gausbert 892-907
- Amblard around 909
- Bernat I. 945–?
- Frotari I. around 961
- Esteve II. 972–?
- Frotari II. 979–?
- Gausbert II. De Gourdon around 990
- Bernat II. De Castelnau 1005–?
- December around 1031
- Bernat III. 1042–?
- Folc around 1055
- Bernat IV around 1068
- Guerau II around 1077
- Guerau III. de Cardaillac 1083-1112
- Guillem de Calmont 1113-1143
- Guerau IV. Hector 1159-1199
- Guillem III. around 1199
- Bartomeu around 1207
- Guillem IV. De Cardaillac 1208-1235
- Pons d'Antejac 1235-1236
- Guerau V. Barasc 1236-1250
- Bartomeu de Roux 1250-1273
- Ramon de Cornil 1280-1293
- Sicard de Montaigu 1294-1300
- Ramon de Pauchel 1300-1312
- Hug Guerau 1313-1317
- Guillem V. de Labroue 1317-1324
- Bertran de Cardaillac 1324-1367
- Bec de Castelnau 1367-1388
- Francesc de Cardaillac 1388-1404
- Guillem VI. d'Arpajon 1404-1431
- Joan del Puèy 1431-1434
- Joan de Castelnau 1438-1459
- Louis Cardinal d'Albret 1460–1465
- Antoine d'Alamand 1465-1474
- Guiscard d'Aubusson 1474-1476
- Antoine d'Alamand (2nd time) 1476–1493
- Benet de Joan 1494-1501
- Antoine de Luzech 1501-1510
- Germain de Ganay 1510-1514
- Carles Dominic Cardinal de Caretto 1514
- Alois de Caretto 1514-1524
- Pau de Caretto 1524-1553
- Alexander Cardinal Farnese the Elder J. 1554-1557
- Pere de Bertrand 1557-1563
- Joan de Balaguer 1567-1576
- Antoine Hebrard de Saint-Sulpice 1577–1600
- Simó Esteve de Popian 1607–1627
- Pere Habert 1627-1636
- Alan de Solminihac 1636-1659
- Nicolau Sevin 1660-1678
- Louis-Antoine de Noailles 1679–1680 (also Archbishop of Paris and Bishop of Chalons-sur-Marne)
- Enric Guillem Le Jay 1680-1693
- Enric de Briqueville de la Luzerne 1693–1741
- Bertran Joan Baptista Ramon du Guesclin 1741–1766
- Josep Dominic de Cheylus 1766-1777
- Louis Maria de Nicolai 1777–1791
- Charles-Nicolas de Bécave 1791–1802 ( Vicar Apostolic )
- Jean d'Anglars 1791
- Guillaume-Balthasar cousin de Grainville (1802-1828)
- Paul Louis Joseph D'Hautpoul (1828–1842)
- Jean-Jacques-David Bardou (1842–1863)
- Joseph-François-Clet Peschoud (1863–1865)
- Pierre-Alfred Grimardias (1865-1896)
- Emile-Christophe Enard (1896–1906) (then Archbishop of Auch )
- Victor-Omésime-Quirin Laurans (1906–1911)
- Pierre-Célestin Cézerac (1911–1918) (then Coadjutor Bishop of Albi)
- Joseph-Lucien Giray (1918–1936) (then titular bishop of Lycopolis and Selymbria )
- Jean-Joseph-Aimé Moussaron (1936–1940) (then Archbishop of Albi )
- Paul Chevrier (1941-1962)
- André Bréheret (1962–1972)
- Joseph-Marie-Henri Rabine (1973–1986) (then Archbishop of Albi)
- Maurice Gaidon (1987-2004)
- Norbert Turini (2004–2014) (then Bishop of Perpignan-Elne)
- Laurent Camiade (since 2015)