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Archbishop Of Reims

The archdiocese comprises the '' Arrondissement '' of Reims and the '' Région '' of Champagne-Ardenne . The dioceses within Reims are Amiens , Beauvais-Noyon-Senlis , Châlons , Langres , Soissons - Laon - Saint-Quentin , and Troyes . Its headquarters are at Notre-Dame De Reims , where the Kings Of France were traditionally crowned.

See also: Catholic Church In France

BISHOPS OF REIMS

St. Sixtus (c. 260 )

Amantius?

St. Sinice (c. 280 )

St. Amanse (c. 290 )

Betause (before 300 –c. 314 )

Aper ( 328 – 350 )

St. Maternien ( 350 – 359 )

Domitianus

St. Donatian ( 361 – 390 )

St. Vincent ( 390 – 394 )

St. Severus ( 394 – 400 )

St. Nicaise ( 400 – 407 ; founded the first cathedral of Reims, killed by the Vandals )

Barucius

Barnabas

Bennage (?– 459 )

St. Remigius ( 459 – 533 )

Romanus

Flavius (c. 535 )

Mappinus (c. 549 )

Egidius ( 573 – 590 )

Romulph ( 590 – 613 )

Sonnatius ( 613 –c. 627 )

Leudigisil

Angelbert (c. 630 )

Lando

St. Nivard (before 657 – 673 )

St. Rieul ( 673 –c. 689 )

St. Rigobert (''c.'' 689 – 717 )

Milo ( 717 – 744 )

Abel ( 744 – 748 )

ARCHBISHOPS OF REIMS

Tilpin ( 748 - 795 ; the Turpin of the '' Chanson De Roland '')

''vacant'' ( 795 - 812 )

Wulfaire ( 812 - 816 )

Ebbo ( 816 - 835 )

''vacant'' ( 835 - 840 )

Ebbo ( 840 - 841 ), again

''vacant'' ( 841 - 845 )

Hincmar ( 845 - 882 )

Fulk The Venerable ( 882 - 900 )

Herive ( 900 - 922 )

Seulf ( 922 - 925 )

Hugh Of Vermandois ( 925 - 931 ), son of Herbert II Of Vermandois

Artaud ( 931 - 940 )

Hugh of Vermandois ( 940 - 946 )

Artaud ( 946 - 961 )

Odelric ( 962 - 969 )

Adalberon ( 969 - 988 )

Arnoul ( 988 - 991 ; son of Lothair Of France )

Gerbert Of Aurillac ( 991 - 999 ); later Pope Sylvester II

Arnoul ( 999 - 1021 ), again

Ebles I of Roucy ( 1021 - 1033 ; count of Roucy, count of Reims, 1023 - 1033 )

Guy of Roucy ( 1033 - 1055 )

Gervaise of Bellême ( 1055 - 1067 )

Manasses I ( 1069 - 1080 )

Renaud of Le Bellay ( 1083 - 1096 )

Manasses II ( 1096 - 1106 )

Gervaise of Rethel ( 1106 ; nominated by Philip I Of France over Raoul the Green, but condemned by the Council Of Troyes in 1106)

Raoul the Green ( 1106 - 1124 )

Raymond of Martigné ( 1125 - 1138 )

Samson de Mauvoisin ( 1140 - 1161 )

Henry ( 1162 - 1175 ; son of Louis VI Of France )

William Whitehands (Guillaume de Blois) ( 1176 - 1202 ; son of Theobald II Of Champagne )

Guy Pare ( 1204 - 1206 )

Alberic of Humbert ( 1207 - 1218 )

William of Joinville ( 1219 - 1226 )

Henry of Dreux ( 1227 - 1240 )

Yves of Saint-Martin ( 1244 - 1249 )

Thomas of Beaumes ( 1249 - 1262 )

John of Courtenay-Champignelles ( 1266 - 1270 )

Peter Barbet ( 1273 - 1298 )

Robert of Courtenay-Champignelles ( 1299 - 1323 )

William of Trie ( 1324 - 1334 )

John of Vienne ( 1335 - 1351 )

Hugh of Arcy ( 1351 - 1352 )

Humbert ( 1352 - 1355 ; Dauphin De Viennois )

John of Craon ( 1355 - 1373 )

Louis Thesart ( 1374 - 1375 )

Richard Picque ( 1374 - 1389 )

Ferry Cassinel ( 1389 - 1390 )

Guy of Roye ( 1391 - 1409 )

Simon Of Cramaud ( 1409 - 1429 )

Peter Trousseau ( 1413 - 1413 )

Renaud of Chartres ( 1413 - 1443 )

James of Jouvenel des Ursins ( 1445 - 1457 )

John of Jouvenel des Ursins ( 1449 - 1473 )

Peter of Montfort-Laval ( 1474 - 1493 )

Robert Briçonnet ( 1493 - 1497 )

William Briçonnet ( 1497 - 1514 )

Charles Dominique de Carreto ( 1507 - 1514 )

Robert de Lenoncourt ( 1509 - 1532 )

John Of Lorraine ( 1533 – 1550 ; son of René II, Duke Of Lorraine

Charles Of Guise ( 1538 – 1574 ; nephew of John of Lorraine, son of Claude, Duke Of Guise )

Louis I Of Guise ( 1574 – 1588 ; nephew of Charles of Guise, son of Francis, Duke Of Guise )

Nicolas de Poilleve ( 1588 – 1594 )

Philippe du Bec ( 1594 – 1605 )

Louis II Of Guise ( 1605 – 1621 ; nephew of Louis I, son of Henry I, Duke Of Guise )

Gabriel de Sainte-Marie ( 1623 – 1629 )

Henry Of Guise ( 1629 – 1664 ; nephew of Louis II, son of Charles, Duke Of Guise )

Léonor d'Estampes de Valençay ( 1641 - 1651 )

Henri de Savoie-Nemours ( 1651 - 1659 )

Antoine Barberini ( 1659 - 1671 )

Charles Maurice Le Tellier ( 1671 - 1710 )

François de Mailly ( 1710 - 1721 )

Armand Jules de Rohan-Guémené ( 1722 - 1762 )

Charles Antoine de La Roche-Aymon ( 1763 - 1777 )

Alexandre-Angélique De Talleyrand-Périgord ( 1777 - 1816 ), (not recognized from 1790 ; Archbishop Of Paris from 1817 - 1821 )

''vacant''

Jean-Charles de Coucy ( 1801 - 1824 )

Jean-Baptist-Marie-Anne-Antoine de Latil ( 1824 - 1839 )

Thomas-Marie-Joseph Gousset ( 1840 - 1866 )

Jean-Baptiste François Anne Thomas Landriot ( 1867 - 1874 )

Benoit-Marie Langénieux ( 1874 - 1905 )

Louis-Henri-Joseph Luçon ( 1906 - 1930 )

Emmanuel Célestin Suhard ( 1930 - 1940 )

Luigi Agostino Marmottin ( 1940 - 1960 )

Gabriel Auguste François Marty ( 1960 - 1968 )

Émile André Jean-Marie Maury ( 1968 - 1972 )

Jacques Eugène Louis Ménager ( 1973 - 1988 )

Jean Marie Julien Balland ( 1988 - 1995 )

Gérard Denis Auguste Defois ( 1995 - 1998 )

Thierry Romain Camille Jordan ( 1999 -present)

SOURCES

Le Père Anselme , ''Histoire Généalogique et Chronologique des Pairs de France'', volume 2

Georges Boussinecq et Gustave Laurent, ''Histoire de Reims des Origines jusqu'à nos jours'', 1933, ISBN 2-86516-001-7

''Histoire de Reims'', sous la direction de Pierre Desportes, 1983, ISBN 2-7089-4722-2

EXTERNAL LINKS

Official website (in French)

Diocese of Reims at catholic-hierarchy.org