The Diocese of Ourense (Latin: ''Dioecesis Auriensis'') is one of five dioceses of the Roman Catholic Church in
Galicia
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, northwestern Spain. The Bishop of Ourense has his ''
cathedra
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'' (Latin, "chair") in the Catedral de la Virgen Madre de los Milagros in
Ourense
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and his jurisdiction covers all the 28 districts and 735 parishes of the
Province of Ourense
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*Esteban (905)
*Assur (909–922)
*Martín (923/924)
*Diego Pallítiz (938–954)
*Fredulfo (956–963)
*Diego (967–977), perhaps the same person as Diego (bishop of Oviedo)
*Gonzalo (982–985)
*Viliulfo (986–1003), also
Bishop of Tuy
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*Suario (1022), apparently
Suarius I
Suarius I (1015–1022) was a medieval Galician bishop.
References
* ''Episcopologio Mindoniense''. CAL PARDO, Enrique, 2003, .
External links
*Official web site of the Diocese of Mondoñedo-Ferrol
11th-century Galician bishops
10 ...
, who held nominal control of over several Galician sees in the wake of Norse depredation
*Vimara (1042–1045)
. . .
* Edoronio (1071–1088)
* Pedro Méndez I de Sotomayor (1088–1096)
* Diego (1097x1100–1132)
* Martín (1133–1156x7)
* Pedro Seguin (1157–1169)
* Adán (1169–1173x4)
* Alfonso (1174–1213)
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Fernando Méndez
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Pedro Silva y Tenorio
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Juan de Deza
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Diego de Fonseca
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(7 Jun 1508 – 22 Sep 1511 Died)
* Fernando Valdés (12 Jan 1530 – 1 Jul 1532 Appointed,
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Rodrigo Mendoza Manrique
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(29 Mar 1542 – 24 Apr 1556 Appointed,
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(12 Jun 1556 – 13 Apr 1565 Appointed,
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Juan de la Torre Ayala
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(21 Apr 1659 – 27 Aug 1663 Appointed,
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(12 Nov 1663 – 12 Dec 1667 Appointed,
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(11 Apr 1707 – 17 Sep 1707 Died)
*Marcelino Siuri Navarro (3 Oct 1708 – 1 Oct 1717 Appointed,
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*Juan de Zuazo y Tejada, O.M. (27 Feb 1736 – 4 Apr 1736 Died)
*Ramón Francisco Agustín Eura, O.S.A. (27 Jan 1738 – 11 Dec 1763 Died)
*Francisco Galindo Sanz, O.M. (4 May 1764 – 23 Feb 1769 Died)
*Alonso Francisco Arango (11 Sep 1769 – 11 Feb 1775 Died)
*Pedro Benito Antonio Quevedo y Quintano (15 Apr 1776 – 28 Mar 1818 Died)
*Dámaso Egidio Iglesias y Lago (21 Dec 1818 – 13 Nov 1840 Died)
*Pedro José Zarandia y Endara (17 Dec 1847 – 5 Sep 1851 Confirmed,
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*Luis de la Lastra y Cuesta (18 Mar 1852 – 3 Aug 1857 Confirmed, Archbishop of Valladolid)
*José Ávila Lamas (25 Sep 1857 – 2 Jan 1866 Died)
*José La Cuesta Maroto (25 Jun 1866 – 5 Mar 1871 Died)
*Cesáreo Rodrigo y Rodríguez (23 Sep 1875 – 1895 Died)
*Pascual Carrascosa y Gabaldón (2 Dec 1895 – 15 May 1904 Died)
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*Florencio Cerviño y González (7 Mar 1921 – 31 Jan 1941 Died)
*Francisco Blanco Nájera (8 Aug 1944 – 15 Jan 1952 Died)
*Ángel Temiño Sáiz (8 Oct 1952 – 15 May 1987 Retired)
*José Diéguez Reboredo (15 May 1987 – 7 Jun 1996 Appointed, Bishop of Tui-Vigo)
* Carlos Osoro Sierra (27 Dec 1996 – 7 Jan 2002 Appointed,
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*Luis Quinteiro Fiuza (3 Aug 2002 – 28 Jan 2010 Appointed, Bishop of Tui-Vigo)
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List of Parishes by District
Allariz District
ALLARIZ,
ALLARIZ,
AUGAS SANTAS,
COEDO,
CORBILLÓN,
COUCIEIRO,
ESPIÑEIROS,
FOLGOSO,
MEZQUITA,
PAZÓ,
QUEIROAS,
REQUEIXO,
SAN TORCUATO,
SEOANE DE ALLARIZ,
TORNEIROS,
URROS,
URROS,
VILANOVA DE ALLARIZ,
ZARRACÓS,
Avión-Leiro District
ABELENDA DAS PENAS,
ABELENDA DE AVIÓN,
AMIUDAL,
AVIÓN,
BAÍSTE,
BALDE,
BARROSO,
BEADE,
BEARIZ,
BEIRO,
BERÁN,
CORCORES,
CORTEGAZAS,
COUSO DE AVION,
FARAMONTAOS,
GOMARIZ,
LAMAS,
LEBOSENDE,
LEBOZÁN,
LEIRO,
NIEVA,
OREGA,
REGADAS,
SAN CLODIO,
SERANTES,
VIEITE,
XIRAZGA,
Bande District
ARAUXO,
ARAUXO,
BANDE,
BAÑOS DE BANDE,
BARXÉS,
CADÓS,
CADÓS,
CALVOS DE BANDE,
CELA,
CORBELLE,
COUSO DE SALAS,
ENTRIMO,
FORNADEIROS,
FRAGA,
GALEZ,
GARABELOS,
GROU,
GROU,
GROU,
ILLA,
LOBEIRA,
LOBIOS,
MANÍN,
MAUS DE SALAS,
MONTELONGO,
MUIÑOS,
NIGUEIROÁ,
OLELAS,
PARADA DE VENTOSA,
PARADA DO MONTE,
PEREIRA,
PORQUEIRÓS,
PRADO DE LIMIA,
REGADA,
REQUIÁS,
SANTA COMBA DE BANDE,
SOUTO DE LIMIA,
TORNO,
VAL DE RIOCALDO,
VENCEÁS,
VILARIÑO DE LOBEIRA,
XERMEADE,
Caldelas District
ABELEDA,
ABELEDA,
ABELEDA,
ABELEDOS,
ALAIS,
ARGAS,
ARGAS,
BARXACOVA,
BOAZO,
BURGO DE CALDELAS,
CABANAS,
CADELIÑA,
CAMBA,
CANDEDO,
CASTELOAIS,
CASTRELO DE CALDELAS,
CASTRO CALDELAS,
CERDEIRA,
CHANDREXA,
CHÁS,
CHAVEÁN,
CHAVEÁN,
COBAS,
CRISTOSENDE,
DRADOS,
EDRADA,
FITOIRO,
FOLGOSO DE CALDELAS,
FONTAO,
FONTEITA,
FORCAS,
GABÍN,
LUMEARES,
MARRUBIO,
MAZAIRA,
MEDORRA,
MEDOS,
MONTEDERRAMO,
MONTEDERRAMO,
MONTOEDO,
NAVEA,
NOGUEIRA,
PARADA DO SIL,
PARADA DO SIL,
PARADELA,
PARADELLAS,
PAREDES,
PEDRAFITA,
PEDROUZOS,
POBOEIROS,
PRADOMAO,
QUEIXA,
RABAL,
RIO,
SACARDEBOIS,
SAN XURXO,
SAS DE PENELAS,
SAS DO MONTE,
SEOANE VELLO,
SISTÍN,
TRABAZÓS,
TROCENDA,
VILAMAIOR DE CALDELAS,
VILARDÁ,
VILARIÑOFRIO,
VIMIEIRO,
Carballiño-Orcellón District
Castrelo de Miño District
Cea District
Celanova District
Cortegada District
Cualedro District
Chaos de Amoeiro District
Gudiña-Riós District
Limia District
Maceda District
Maside (Castela) District
A Merca District
Monterrei District
Ourense (Norte-Sur-Este-Oeste) District
Rabeda District
Rairiz de Veiga District
Ramirás District
Ribadavia District
Terra de Aguiar
Toén District
Verín-Laza District
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See also
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Ourense Cathedral
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