Titular diocese of Megara
Megara (Megarensis / Magaricensis) is a titular bishopric of the Roman Catholic Church .
It goes back to an earlier diocese in the Greek city of Megara near Athens .
| Titular Bishops of Megara | ||||
| Surname | Office | from | to | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Konrad / Kuno , OCist | Auxiliary bishop in Cammin , Hildesheim , Cologne and Liège | 1324 | ? († September 1366) | |
| Heinrich von Volkach | Auxiliary Bishop in Regensburg | July 20, 1352 | ? († October 27, 1359) | |
| Franz Johann Vogt of Altensumerau and Prasberg | Auxiliary Bishop in Constance | December 16, 1641 | February 16, 1645 | |
| Johann Gobar | Auxiliary Bishop in Olomouc | August 26, 1652 | 1665 | |
| Alexander de Campo | Vicar Apostolic of Malabar ( India ) | January 31, 1663 | January 2, 1687 | |
| Wilhelm von Vintler von Runkelstein | Auxiliary Bishop in Brixen | December 22, 1681 | March 9, 1697 | |
| Ignaz Ludwig Pawlowski | Auxiliary Bishop in Kamianets-Podilskyi ( Ukraine ) | June 23, 1828 | March 1, 1841 | |
| Jacinto Vera y Durán | Vicar Apostolic of Montevideo ( Uruguay ) | September 22, 1859 | July 13, 1878 | |
| Marie-Joseph Verdier , SSCC | Coadjutor Vicar of Papeete ( Tahiti ) | January 9, 1883 | January 17, 1922 | |
| Charles Alphonse Armand Vanuytven , OPraem | Vicar Apostolic of Buta ( Democratic Republic of the Congo ) | April 25, 1924 | March 18, 1969 | |
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Individual evidence
- ↑ "Conradus miseracione divina Magaricensis" consecrated the Neuwerker Friedhof on June 22, 1319 at the request of Nikolaus von Luneborch (green wax seal received, but torn off): Hans Nirrnheim : Hamburgisches Urkundenbuch . tape 2 , no. 445 . Perthes, Besser & Mauke, 1939, p. 342-343 ( uni-hamburg.de ).
- ↑ Bishop Konrad von Megara (Magaricensis) grants visitors to the Michaelstein Monastery on August 3, 1325 forty days of indulgence (damaged green wax seal): Document book of the Hildesheim Monastery and its bishops 1310-1340. In: archive.org. Retrieved December 26, 2016 .
- ↑ The title may have been awarded twice because of the special circumstances of Alexander de Campo.