List of the Bishops of Châlons

The following people were bishops of the Diocese of Châlons ( France ):

The coat of arms of the bishops of Châlons.

around 260–280: Holy Memmie (or crowd)
Saint Donatien
Holy Domitien
Amable
at 300: Didier
around 340: Sanctissimus
around 400: Provinctus
433-480: Holy Alpine
480–500: Amand (or Amandin)
500: Florand
at 515: Providerius
at 530: Prodictor (or Proditor, Productor)
535-541: Loup I.
Papion
at 565: Euchaire
578: Teutinodus (or Teutmodus)
579: Saint Elaphe
588-596: Saint Lumier
596–625: Felix I.
Ragnebaud
around 660: Landebert
around 685: Arnoul I.
693: Bertoin
Felix II
Bladald
Scaricus
around 770: Ricaire
770-784: Willibald
784-804: Beuve I.
804–810: Saint Hildegrim
810-835: Adelelmus
835-857: Loup II.
857-868: Erchenrad
868-878: Willibert
878-887: Bernon
887-894: Rodoald
894-908: Mancion
908-912: Létold
912-947: Beuve II.
947-998: Gibuin I.
998-1004: Gibuin II.
1004-1008: Guy I.
1008-1042: Roger I.
1042-1066: Roger II.
1066-1093: Roger III. from Hainaut ( Reginare )
1093–1100: Philippe I de Champagne ( Blois House )
1100-1113: Hugues
1113–1121: William of Champeaux
1122–1127: Eble de Roucy ( Montdidier house )
1127–1130: Experienced ( Alberic of Reims ?)
1131–1142: Geoffroy I.
1142–1147: Guy II. De Pierrepont ( Pierrepont House )
1147–1152: Barthélémy de Senlis
1152-1153: Aymon
1153-1162: Boson
1164-1190: Guy III. de Joinville
1190–1200: Rotrou du Perche ( Châteaudun House )
1200-1214: Gérard de Douai
1215–1226: William II of Perche , Count of Le Perche ( House of Châteaudun )
1228–1237: Philippe II. De Méréville ( Le Riche )
1237-1248: Geoffroy II. De Grandpré
1248-1261: Pierre I. de Hans
1262-1272: Conon de Vitry
1272-1273: Arnoul II.
1273–1284: Rémi de Somme-Tourbe
1284-1313: Jean I. de Châteauvillain
1313-1328: Pierre II. De Latilly
1328-1335: Simon de Châteauvillain
1335-1339: Philippe III. de Melun ( Melun House )
1339: Jean II. De Mandevillain
1340-1351: Jean III. Bite
1352-1356: Regnaud Chauveau
1357-1389: Archambaud de Lautrec
1389-1413: Charles de Poitiers ( House of Poitiers-Valentinois )
1413–1420: Ludwig von Bar ( Scarponnois House )
1420–1438: Johann IV of Saarbrücken
1439: Jean V. Tudert
1440-1453: Guillaume III. le Tur
1453-1503: Geoffroy III. de Saint Géran (also Geoffroy Soreau or Geoffroy Floreau)
1504-1535: Gilles de Luxembourg
1535–1549: Cardinal Robert II de Lénoncourt
1550–1556: Philippe de Lénoncourt
1556–1571: Jérome de Burges (or Jérôme Bourgeois)
1571–1573: Nicolas Clausse de Marchamont
1575-1624: Cosme Clausse de Marchamont
1624-1640: Henri Clausse de Fleury
1642-1680: Felix III. Vialart de Herse
1680–1695: Louis-Antoine de Noailles (then Archbishop of Paris and Cardinal)
1696–1720: Jean Baptiste Louis Gaston de Noailles
1721–1733: Nicolas-Charles de Saulx-Tavannes (then Archbishop of Rouen and Cardinal)
1734–1753: Claude-Antoine de Choiseul-Beaupré
1753-1763: Antoine de Lastic
1764–1781: Antoine-Eléonore-Léon Le Clerc de Juigné de Neuchelles (then Archbishop of Paris)
1782–1801: Anne-Antoine-Jules de Clermont-Tonnerre (then Archbishop of Toulouse and Cardinal) ( House of Clermont-Tonnerre )
- 1782–1816: Jean-Baptiste du Chilleau (then Archbishop of Tours)
1801-1824: Sedis vacancy
1824–1860: Marie-Joseph-François-Victor Monyer de Prilly
1860–1864: Jean-Honoré Bara
1864–1882: Guillaume-René Meignan (then Bishop of Arras, later Archbishop of Tours and Cardinal)
1882–1894: Guillaume-Marie-Romain Sourrieu (then Archbishop of Rouen and Cardinal)
1894–1907: Gaspard-Marie-Michel-André Latty (then Archbishop of Avignon)
1908–1912: Hector-Irénée Sévin (then Archbishop of Lyon and Cardinal)
1912–1948: Joseph-Marie Tissier (also titular archbishop)
1948–1973: René-Joseph Piérard
1973–1998: Lucien-Emile Bardonne
1999-2015: Gilbert Louis
since 2015: François Touvet