List of Archbishops of Tunis

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The following people were bishops of Carthage and Tunis :

Bishops and archbishops

• Agrippinus (approx. 230)
• Donatus I (236/240)
• Cyprianus (248 / 249-258)
  • Fortunatus (counter-bishop)
  • Maximus (counter bishop)
• Carpophorus (258–?)
• Lucianus
• Cyrus (approx. 300?)
• Mensurius (? –311/312)
• Caecilianus (311/312 – after 325)
  • Majorinus ( Donatist bishop ) (311 / 312–313)
  • Donatus II (Donatist bishop) (313 – approx. 350; exiled 346/347)
• Rufus (approx. 340)
• Gratus (after 340 – after 343)
  • Parmenianus (Donatist bishop) (362 / 363–391 / 392)
• Restitutus (approx. 359)
• Genethlius (approx. 390)
• Aurelius (392 / 293-429 / 430)
  • Primianus (Donatist bishop) (391–393)
  • Maximianus (counter-bishop) (393–394)
  • Primianus (Donatist bishop) (394 – after 411)
• Capreolus (429/430 - approx. 437)
• Quodvultdeus (approx. 437–454; flees 439)
• Deogratias (454–456 / 457)
• vacant
• Eugenius (489 / 481–505; exiled 496)
• vacant
• Boniface (approx. 523-535) (LThK)
• Reparatus (approx. 535–552; exiled 551, † 563)
• Primosus (Primasius) (552 – approx. 570)
• Publianus (testifies to 582)
• Dominicus (approx. 590-600)
• Fortunius (? –646)
• Victor (646 – approx. 650)
• ...
• Thomas (approx. 1053)
• Cyriacus (ca.1076)
• ...

Vicars Apostolic of Tunis 1650–1884

• Jean le Vacher (1650–1683), since 1668 also Vicar Apostolic of Algiers
• ...
• vacant 1798–1843
• Fidèle Sutter OFMCap (1844–1881)
• Spiridion-Salvatore-Costantino Buhadgiar (1884), Titular Bishop of Ruspae

Archbishops of Carthage

• Charles Martial Lavigerie (1884-1892)
• Barthélemy Clément Combes (1893-1922)
• Alexis Lemaître (1922-1939)
• Charles-Albert Gounot (1939–1953)
• Paul-Marie Maurice Perrin (1953–1964)

Prelates of Tunis

• Michel Callens (1965–1990)
• vacant
• Fouad Twal (1992–1995)

Bishops of Tunis

• Fouad Twal (1995-2005)
• Maroun Lahham (2005-2010)

Archbishops of Tunis

• Maroun Lahham (2010-2012)
• Ilario Antoniazzi (since 2013)

Web links

• Entry on Archdiocese of Tunis on catholic-hierarchy.org

Individual evidence

1. ^ András Handl & Anthony Dupont: Who was Agrippinus? Identifying the First Known Bishop of Carthage . tape 98 , no. 3-4 , 2018, pp. 344-366 , doi : 10.1163 / 18712428-09803001 .