Diocese of Lubbock

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Diocese of Lubbock
Map of Lubbock Diocese
Basic data
Country United States
Metropolitan bishopric Archdiocese of San Antonio
Diocesan bishop Robert Milner Coerver
Emeritus diocesan bishop Plácido Rodríguez CMF
founding 1983
surface 60,532 km²
Parishes 63 ( 12/31/2007 / AP2009 )
Residents 487,000 (December 31, 2007 / AP2009 )
Catholics 86,400 ( 12/31/2007 / AP2009 )
proportion of 17.7%
Diocesan priest 46 ( 12/31/2007 / AP2009 )
Religious priest 4 ( 12/31/2007 / AP2009 )
Catholics per priest 1,728
Permanent deacons 52 ( 12/31/2007 / AP2009 )
Friars 4 ( 12/31/2007 / AP2009 )
Religious sisters 25 ( 12/31/2007 / AP2009 )
rite Roman rite
Liturgical language English
cathedral Cathedral of Christ the King
Website www.catholiclubbock.org
Ecclesiastical province
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The Diocese of Lubbock ( lat. : Dioecesis Lubbokensis ) is in the United States located Roman Catholic diocese based in Lubbock , Texas .

history

The diocese of Lubbock was established on March 25, 1983 by Pope John Paul II with the Apostolic Constitution Monent prudentia from cessions of territory from the dioceses of Amarillo and San Angelo and subordinated to the Archdiocese of San Antonio as a suffragan .

territory

The Diocese of Lubbock includes the state of Texas lying areas Bailey County , Borden County , Cochran County , Cottle County , Crosby County , Dawson County , Dickens County , Fisher County , Floyd County , Gaines County , Garza County , Hale County , Haskell County , Hockley County , Jones County , Kent County , King County , Lamb County , Lubbock County , Lynn County , Motley County , Scurry County , Stonewall County , Terry County, and Yoakum County .

Bishops of Lubbock

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Ioannes Paulus II: Const. Apost. Monent prudentia , AAS 75 I (1983), n.8, p. 603f.
Cathedral : Christ the King in Lubbock