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| In 1923, Traboin, Tuzi, Grude, and Klezna were added to the Archbishopric from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Shkodër (Scutari). In 1969, the territory of the municipalities of Plav, Gusinje, and Militarian Settlements were added to the Archbishopric from the ]. | |||
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The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Bar is an ecclesiastical territory or diocese of the Roman Catholic Church in Montenegro. It is centred in the city of Bar. It was erected as a diocese in the 9th century and elevated to an archdiocese in 1034.
The archdiocese's cathedral is the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Bar. Zef Gashi currently serves as Archbishop in the archdiocese. Since the death of Bishop Marko Sopi of Kosovo's Prizren Diocese, Gashi has also served as its administrator.
The archdiocese has seen a steady decline in its Catholic population as many of the church's declared Croats and Albanians have emigrated from the region. However, it should be noted that the church also has members among declared Montenegrins.
In 1923, Traboin, Tuzi, Grude, and Klezna were added to the Archbishopric from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Shkodër (Scutari). In 1969, the territory of the municipalities of Plav, Gusinje, and Militarian Settlements were added to the Archbishopric from the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Skopje.
Archbishops
- Petar (1064 - 1094)
- Sergej (1094?/ca. 1110? - 1124?)
- Ilija (ca. 1124 - 1140)
- Grgur Grizgono (1172 - 1196), Author of the Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja
- Ivan I (? - 1247)
- Ivan II (1248 - 1252)
- Gufrid (April 1253 - 1254)
- Lovro I(1255 - 1270)
- Gašpar Adam (1270 - 1280)
- Mihailo (1282 - 1298)
- Marin Petrov Žaretić (1301 - 1306)
- Andrija I (1307 - 1324)
- Gijom Adam (1324 - 1341)
- Ivan III (1341 - 1347)
- Dominik (1349 - 1360)
- Stefan (1361 - 1363)
- Ivan IV (1363 - 1373)
- Ivan V (1373 - 1382)
- Antun (1383 - 1390)
- Rajmund (1391 - 1395)
- Ludovik Bonito (1395)
- Marin II (1396 - 1420)
- Ivan VI (1420 - 1422)
- Petar II (1423 - 1448)
- Andrija II (1448 - 1459)
- Lovro II (1459 - 1460)
- Marko I (1460 - 1461)
- Šimun Vosić (1462 - 1473)
- Stefan II Teglatije (1473 - 1485)
- Filip Gajo (1485 - 1509)
- Jeronim (1509 - 1517)
- Lovro III (1517 - 1525)
- Ivan VII (1525? - 1528?)
- Ludovik II (1528 - 1551)
- Ivan VIII (1551 - 1571)
- Teodor (1575)
- Ambrozije Kapić (1579 - 1598)
- Toma Ursini (1598 - 1607)
- Marin III Bici (1608 - 1624)
- Petar III (1624 - 1634)
- Đorđe Blanco (1635 - 1644)
- Frano I (Leonardi Franjo) (1644 - 1646)
- Josip Buonaldo (1646 - 1653)
- Marko II (1654 - 1656)
- Andrija III Zmajević (1671 - 1694)
- Marko III Đorga (1696 - 1700)
- Vićenco (Vicko) Zmajević (1701 - 1713)
- Egidio Kvinćo (1719 - 1722?)
- Matija (Štukanović?) (1722 - 1744?)
- Marko IV (1745 - 1749)
- Lazar Vladanji (1749 - 1786)
- Đerđa II Junki (1786 - 1787)
- Đerđa III (1787 - 1790)
- Frano II (1791 - 1822)
- Vinćenco II (1824 - 1839)
- Poten Karlo (1855 - 1886)
- Šimun II Milinović (1886 - 1910)
- Nikola Dobrečić (1912 - 1955)
- Aleksandar Tokić (1955 - 1979)
- Petar Perkolić (1979 - 1997)
- Zef Gaši (1998 - Present)
Sources
- Istorijski Leksion Crne Gore Book One: A-Crn ISBN 86-7706-165-7