Roman Catholic Diocese of Vác

Diocese of Vác Dioecesis Vaciensis Váci Egyházmegye
St Michael St Stephen I
Current leadership
Pope	Francis
Bishop	Zsolt Marton
Metropolitan Archbishop	Csaba Ternyák
Auxiliary Bishops	Lajos Varga
Map
Map of the Diocese
Website
Website of the Diocese

The Diocese of Vác, (

In 1514, when the Ottoman Turks conquered Vác, the cathedral chapter ceased to exist, but was re-established in 1700.

In the early 20th century, the diocese included parts of the counties of

Bishops

Ordinaries

• Marcellus (1111–1113)
• Hippolytus (1156–1157)
• Ded (c. 1158–1162)
• Job (1181–1183)
• Boleslaus (1193–1212)
• Matthias Rátót (1238–1240)
• Stephen Báncsa (1240–1243)
• Thomas (1278–1289)
• Theodore Tengerdi (1289, elected)
• Haab (1294–1311)
• Nicholas (1312, elected)
• John de Surdis (1363–1375)
• István Szuhay † (1595 ordained Bishop – 1600 appointed Bishop of Eger)
• Mátyás Tarnóczy † (1651 appointed – 7 Aug 1655 died)
• János Gubasóczy † (1676 appointed – 1679 appointed Bishop of Nitra)
• Sigismund Graf Kollonitsch
  † (14 October 1709 appointed – 1 July 1716 appointed Bishop of Wien)
• Wilhelm Graf von Leslie † (6 April 1716 appointed – 5 January 1718 appointed Bishop of Ljubljana)
• Christoph Bartholomäus Anton Graf Migazzi † (28 August 1756 appointed – 15 March 1757 appointed Archbishop of Wien {Vienna})
• Karl Ambrose Ferdinand von Habsburg
  † (17 November 1806 appointed – 16 March 1808 appointed Archbishop of Esztergom)
• László Kámánházy † (11 July 1808 appointed – 4 February 1817 died)
• Agostino Roskovanyi † (5 September 1851 appointed – 15 April 1859 appointed Bishop of Nitra)
• Antonio Giuseppe Peitler † (15 April 1859 appointed – )
• Konštantín Schuster † (1886 appointed – 23 July 1899 died)
• Károly Emmánuel de Csáky † (19 April 1900 appointed – 16 February 1919 died)
• Árpád István Hanauer † (9 September 1919 appointed – 1942 died)
• Jozsef Pétery † (24 September 1942 appointed – 15 November 1967 died)
• József Bánk † (10 January 1969 appointed – 2 February 1974 appointed Archbishop of Eger)
• Mihály Endrey-Eipel † (7 Jan 1975 appointed – 4 July 1977 died)
• József Bánk † (2 March 1978 appointed – 3 March 1987 retired)
• Izidor István Marosi † (3 March 1987 appointed – 11 February 1992 retired)
• Ferenc Keszthelyi †, O. Cist. (11 February 1992 appointed – 27 March 2003 retired)
• Miklós Beer (27 May 2003 appointed – 12 July 2019)
• Zsolt Marton [Wikidata] (12 July 2019 -)

Other priest of this diocese who became bishop

• Gábor Pintér, appointed nuncio and titular archbishop in 2016

Sources

• Diocese of Vác; catholic-hierarchy.org

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 This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913). "Diocese of Waitzen". Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company.

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