List archbishops of Auch
Evêché d' Auch then archbishop's palace of Auch
The date of the foundation of the diocese is unknown. The title of bishop of Auch appears only with the Concile of Agde of 506, where it is carried by certain Nicetius. The primitive diocese was to include/understand the civitas Auscorum Romans. It would have been surrounded of the dioceses of Toulouse, Comminges, Tarbes, Eauze, Agen and Lectoure.
The diocese of Eauze was ruined by the Normands at the 9th century and its territory was joins together with that of Auch, which inherited its title Métropolitain.
Until the Revolution, its territory remained immutable. It was bordered in north by the dioceses of Bazas and Condom, in the North-East by the diocese of Lectourne, in the east by the diocese of Lombez, in south-east by the diocese of Comminges, in the west by the dioceses of Tarbes and Lescar and in the North-West by the diocese of Surface.
The diocese of Auch was removed by the Concordat of 1802 and its territory attached to the diocese of Agen.
The Legal settlement of 1817 and the bubble Paternae caritatis of the October 6th 1822 restored it. Its territory included/understood from now on the department of Gers. It was the metropolitan spring of évêchés of Aire, Bayonne and Tarbes.
The December 8th 2002, the diocese of Auch is included in the ecclesiastical province of Toulouse.
List archbishops of Auch
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v. 400: Saint Orens
- 506 - 511: Nicetius
- 533 - 551: Proculeianus
- 585 : Faustus
- 585 : Saius
- 627 : Audericus
- 675 : Leotadus
- 836 : Izimbardus
- 879 : Ayrard, to which we see for the first time giving the title of archbishop in a letter of the pope Jean VIII (Jaffé, reg. Bridge., 3263)
- 975: Hydulphe
- 982 : Odon
- 985 : Garsie Ier
- 988 - 1025: Othon
- 1025 - 1036: Garsie II of Labarthe
- 1036 - 1042: Raymond Ier Copa
- 1042 - 1068: Saint Austinde
- 1068 - 1096: Guillaume de Montaut
- 1096 - 1118: Raymond II of Pardiac
- 1118 - 1126: Bernard II of Holy-Christie
- 1126 - 1170: Guillaume II of Andozile
- 1170 - 1191: Gérault de Labarthe
- 1192 - 1200: Bernard III of Sédirac
- 1200 - 1214: Bernard IV of Montaut
- 1214 - 1226: Garsie III of Lhort
- 1226 - 1242: Amanieu Ier
- 1244 - 1245: Hugues de Pardailban
- 1245 - 1261: Hispan de Massas
- 1261 - 1318: Amanieu II of Armagnac
- 1323 - 1356: Guillaume de Flavacourt
- 1356 - 1371: Arnaud Aubert
- 1371 - 1375: Jean Roger
- 1375 - 1381: Philippe d' Alençon, (made cardinal by the pope Urbain VI)
- 1381 - 1388: Pierre d' Anglade (Obedience town planner)
- 1388 - 1391: Raymond Garsie of Bayonne (Obedience town planner)
- 1391 - 1408: Pierre d' Anglade (Obedience town planner)
- 1379 January 24th - May 20th: Jean de Cardaillac, Patriarch of Constantinople (Obedience clementine)
- 1379 - 1390: Jean Fleming (Obedience clementine), created cardinal by Clement VII
- 1390 - 1408: Jean of Armagnac (Obedience clementine)
- 1408 - 1425: Berenger Guillot
- 1425 - 1454: Philippe Ier de Lévis
- 1454 - 1462: Philippe II of Lévis, then named archbishop of Arles (1463 - 1475) then cardinal in 1473 by Sixth IV, † the November 11th 1475
- 1463 - 1483: Jean de Lescun
- 1483 - 1490: François of Savoy
- 1490 - 1507: Jean of Trémoille
- 1507 - 1538: france Guillaume de Clermont-Lodève, cardinal
- 1538 - 1551: François II of Tournon, cardinal
- 1551 - 1563: Hippolyte d' Este, then named archbishop of Arles (1562 - 1566) and cardinal
- 1563 - 1590: Louis d' Este, cardinal
- 1590 - 1597: Henri of Savoy, (neither crowned nor bubble)
- 1597 - 1629: Léonard de Trappes
- 1629 - 1661: Dominique of Vic
- 1662 - 1684: Henri of Mothe-Houdancourt
- 1684: the Balsam of Suze, named by the king
- 1692 - 1705: The Balsam of Suze, recommended by the pope
- 1705 - 1712: Augustin de Maupeou, previously bishop of Castrate
- 1714 - 1725: Jacques Desmarets, nephew of Colbert, previously bishops of Laugh
- 1726 - 1741: Nickel silver of Polignac, cardinal
- 1742 - 1775: Jean-François de Montillet de Grenaud
- 1776 - 1783: Claude Antoine d' Apchon
- 1785 - 1802: L. Apollinaire of the Turn-of-Pine-Montauban
- In 1791: Paul Benoit Barthe, constitutional bishop, crowned the March 13rd 1791
- 1823 - 1828: Antoine de Morlhon
- 1828: Louis François Auguste de Rohan (transferred to Besancon before to have taken possession of its diocese)
- 1828 - 1839: Joachim Jean Xavier d' Isoard, cardinal
- 1840 - 1856: Nicolas Auguste of the Cross of Azolette
- 1856 - 1861: Antoine de Salinis
- 1861 - 1871: François Augustin Delamare
- 1871 - 1886: Pierre Henri Gérault de Langalerie
- 1887 - 1895: Louis Joseph Jean Baptist Leon Gouzot
- 1896 - 1905: Victor Balaïn
- 1906 - 1907: E. Christophe Enard
- 1907 - 1934: Ernest Ricard (was bishop in Angouleme)
- 1934 - 1955: Virgile Joseph Fancy
- 1955 - 1968: Henri Audrain
- 1968 - 1984: Maurice Mathieu Louis Stone
- 1985 - 1996: Gabriel Marie Etienne Vanel
- 1996 - 2004: Maurice Fréchard Last Metropolitan Archbishop
- 2004 -: Maurice Guards First nonMetropolitan Archbishop
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