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DIOCESE OF GRAZ-SECKAU (Dioecesis Seccoviensis)

Country : Austria
Denomination : Roman Catholic

Established : 1218 as Diocese of Seckau
Renamed 1963 as Diocese of Graz-Seckau

Arms (crest) of Diocese of Graz-Seckau

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Arms of Bishops

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Karl I. von Friesach (1218–1230)
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Heinrich I. (1231–1243)
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Ulrich I. (1243–1268)
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Wernhard von Marsbach (1268–1283)
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Leopold I. (1283–1291)
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Heinrich II. (1292–1297)
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Ulrich II. von Paldau (1297–1308)
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Friedrich I. von Mitterkirchen (1308–1317)
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Wocho (1317–1334)
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Heinrich III. von Burghausen (1334–1337)
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Rudmar von Hader (1337–1355)
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Ulrich III. von Weißenegg (1355–1372)
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Augustin Münzmeister von Breisach (1372–1380)
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Johann I. von Neuberg (1380–1399)
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Friedrich II. von Perneck (1399–1414)
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Sigmar von Holleneck (1414–1417)
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Ulrich IV. von Albeck (1417–1431)
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Konrad von Reisberg (1431–1443)
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Georg I. Lembucher (1443–1446)
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Friedrich III. Gren (1446–1452)
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Georg II. Überacker (1452–1477)
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Christoph I. von Trautmannsdorf (1477–1480)
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Johann II. Serlinger (1480–1481)
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Matthias Scheit (1482–1502)
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Christoph II. von Zach (1502–1508)
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Matthias Scheit (1508–1512)
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Christoph III. Rauber (1512–1530 )
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Georg III. von Tessing (1536–1541)
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Christoph IV. von Lamberg (1541–1546 )
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Johann III. von Malentein (1546–1550)
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Philipp Renner (1551–1553 )
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Petrus Percic (1553–1572)
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Georg IV. Agricola (1572–1584)
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Sigmund von Arzt (1584)
Martin Brenner (1585–1615)
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Jakob I. Eberlein (1615–1633)
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Johann IV. Markus von Altringen (1633–1664)
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Max Gandolf von Kuenburg (1665–1670)
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Wenzel Wilhelm Freiherr von Hofkirchen (1670–1679)
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Johann V. Ernst Graf von Thun und Hohenstein (1679–1687)
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Rudolf Josef von Thun (1690–1702)
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Franz Anton Adolph von Wagensperg (1702–1712)
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Josef I. Dominikus Graf von Lamberg (1712–1723)
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Karl II. Josef Graf Kuenburg (1723)
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Leopold II. Anton Eleutherius Freiherr von Firmian (1724–1727)
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Jakob II. Ernst von Liechtenstein-Kastelkorn (1728–1738)
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Leopold III. Ernst Graf Firmian (1739–1763)
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Josef II. Philipp Franz Graf von Spaur (1763–1779)
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Josef III. Adam Graf Arco (1780–1802)
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Johann VI. Friedrich Graf von Waldstein-Wartenberg (1802–1812)
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Roman Franz Xaver Sebastian Zängerle (1824–1848)
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Josef IV. Othmar von Rauscher (1849–1853)
Ottokar Maria Graf von Attems (1853–1867)
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Johann VII. Baptist Zwerger (1867–1893)
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Leopold IV. Schuster (1893–1927)
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Ferdinand Stanislaus Pawlikowski (1927–1953)
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Josef V. Schoiswohl (1954–1968)
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Johann VIII. Weber (1969–2001)
Egon Kapellari (2001–2015)
Wilhelm Krautwaschl (2015-present)

Arms of Auxiliary Bishops

Franz Lackner (2002-2013)

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 [[Category:Ecclesiastical heraldry of Austria]]
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