Bishop of Joliette

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The Bishop of Joliette is the Catholic prelate who leads and oversees the spiritual, pastoral, and administrative life of the Diocese of Joliette in Quebec, Canada.

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Label Occurrences
Bishop of Joliette canonical 1

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Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic ecclesiastical office ⓘ
diocesan bishop ⓘ
appointedBy Pope ⓘ
associatedWith Catholic dioceses in Canada ⓘ
clergy of Quebec ⓘ
canConvene diocesan synod ⓘ
canIssue diocesan norms ⓘ
canOrdain deacons for the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
priests for the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
churchSuiIuris Latin Church ⓘ
civilProvince Quebec ⓘ
linked to: Quebec, Canada
country Canada ⓘ
denomination Roman Catholic ⓘ
duty governing the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
sanctifying the faithful of the diocese ⓘ
teaching Catholic doctrine ⓘ
ecclesiasticalRank bishop ⓘ
governsFrom episcopal curia of Joliette ⓘ
hasAuthorityOver clergy of the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
parishes in the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
hasCoatOfArms coat of arms of the Bishop of Joliette ⓘ
hasJurisdictionOver Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
languageOfPastoralCare French ⓘ
locatedInEcclesiasticalProvince Ecclesiastical province of Montreal ⓘ
memberOf Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops ⓘ
metropolitanSee Archdiocese of Montreal ⓘ
oversees Catholic education within the diocese ⓘ
diocesan administration ⓘ
diocesan pastoral programs ⓘ
pastoralFocus evangelization in the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
sacramental life of the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
social outreach in the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
primaryCathedral Saint-Charles-Borromée Cathedral ⓘ
religion Catholic Church ⓘ
linked to: Roman Catholicism
responsibleFor administrative governance of the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
pastoral governance of the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
spiritual leadership of the Diocese of Joliette ⓘ
rite Roman Rite ⓘ
seeCity Joliette, Quebec ⓘ
subjectTo canon law of the Catholic Church ⓘ
titleHeldBy successive individual bishops ⓘ
typeOfJurisdiction diocese ⓘ

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