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	Encyclopedia: Coadjutor bishop
		In the Roman Catholic Church, a coadjutor bishop or a coadjutor archbishop is a bishop or archbishop that has been appointed by the Pope to assist a diocesan bishop or archbishop with his diocese.
		Unlike auxiliary bishops, coadjutors are given the automatic right of succession to the episcopal see, meaning that when the ordinary they are assisting dies, retires, resigns, or is reassigned, the coadjutor automatically becomes the next leader of the diocese.
		In the Anglican Communion, a bishop coadjutor (the form usually used) is a bishop elected or appointed to follow the current diocesan bishop upon the incumbent's death or retirement.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Coadjutor-bishop (945 words)

	Code of Canon Law - IntraText
		A coadjutor bishop takes possession of his office when he, either personally or through a proxy, has shown the apostolic letter of appointment to the diocesan bishop and college of consultors in the presence of the chancellor of the curia, who records the event.
		Since a coadjutor bishop and an auxiliary bishop are called to share in the solicitude of the diocesan bishop, they are to exercise their duties in such a way that they proceed in harmony with him in effort and intention.
		A coadjutor bishop and an auxiliary bishop who are not prevented by a just impediment are obliged to perform pontificals and other functions to which the diocesan bishop is bound whenever the diocesan bishop requires it.
	www.vatican.va /archive/ENG1104/_P1F.HTM (725 words)

	College of Cardinals
		PASKAI, Laszlo (O.F.M.) - Hungary - 67 - 5-28-1927 - 1988 - Titular bishop (1978-79), Bishop of Veszprem (1979-82), Coadjutor Archbishop of Kalocsa (1982-87), Archbishop of Esztergom (1987-).
		SIMONIS, Adrianus Johannes - Netherlands - 63 - 11-26-1931 - 1985 - Bishop of Rotterdam (1970-83), Coadjutor (1983) and Archbishop of Utrecht (1983-).
		WAMALA, Emmanuel - Uganda - 68 - 12-15-1926 - 1994 - Bishop of Kiyinda-Mityana (1981-88), Coadjutor (1988-90) and Archbishop of Kampala (1990-).
	www.angelfire.com /wi/catholicthai/cardinals.html (3744 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Auxiliary Bishop
		Coadjutors are given to diocesans impeded from performance of their episcopal duties by old age, or bodily infirmity, or sickness, protracted and incurable, such as loss of speech, blindness, paralysis, and insanity.
		Coadjutors are also temporary and perpetual; the first has no succession, the latter has, and is called coadjutor with right of succession.
		Coadjutors with right of succession rarely are granted, and only when urgent necessity and an evident utility are superadded to the above reasons; and then they must be made known to, and approved as such, by the pope.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/02145b.htm (2464 words)

	The Bishops of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi
		A bishop coadjutor is elected for the express purpose of succeeding the present diocesan bishop.
		As the coadjutor, he does not have Ordinary jurisdiction (as his assistant duties are not permanent).
		Upon the vacancy of the cathedra (the bishop's throne), the coadjutor ascends to it, and assumes Ordinary jurisdiction.
	www.southbear.com /bishops.html (401 words)

	Cardinal Sin may stay ... - Aug. 16, 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Sources close to the influential prelate said yesterday "all indications" were that Sin would be staying on as Manila archbishop, citing the non-appointment of a coadjutor bishop-an understudy who would be trained to take over the retiring official's post.
		A coadjutor bishop effectively takes on the job of bishop-in-charge of the archdiocese and assists the archbishop in ministering to the faithful and administering the affairs of the diocese.
		Sin himself was appointed coadjutor bishop of Jaro, Iloilo, in March 1972 by the Vatican.
	www.inq7.net /nat/2003/aug/16/text/nat_5-1-p.htm (326 words)

	Vatican mulls successor for Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Under one scenario, Pope John Paul II would appoint a "coadjutor" who would serve alongside Law until the cardinal is ready to retire or resign.
		Coadjutors have been named before in U.S. dioceses -- typically to aid an aging or ailing bishop who asks for help.
		Under canon law, a coadjutor (pronounced co-ADJ-uh-tor) assists the bishop in the governance of the diocese and takes the place of the bishop in his absence.
	www.eagletribune.com /news/stories/20021210/FP_001.htm (1068 words)

	Diocese of Montreal - Canon 2
		Upon the request of the Diocesan Bishop, and with the consent of Synod and the Metropolitan, an Electoral Synod may be convened to elect a Coadjutor or Suffragan Bishop.
		A Coadjutor or Suffragan Bishop shall be elected in the manner provided by Canon I of this diocese, entitled "Election of the Bishop".
		The Coadjutor and the Suffragan Bishop shall have such powers and such duties as may be assigned by the Diocesan.
	www.montreal.anglican.org /canons/canon2.shtml (159 words)

	Profile of the Episcopal House of Bishops
		A coadjutor is elected with guaranteed right to succeed the diocesan, but serves under the diocesan until the coadjutor becomes the diocesan.
		Of the 108 ordinaries and coadjutors in the domestic dioceses, 4 were born in the United Kingdom and 3 in Province 9.
		82.4% of the diocesan bishops and bishops coadjutor are on legislatve committees.
	newark.rutgers.edu /~lcrew/bpsprof.html (4348 words)

	National Catholic Reporter: Coadjutors: new wrinkle in picking bishops - Catholic church administration; includes a ...
		A coadjutor (from co-, together, and adjutor, assistant) is a bishop appointed customarily with right of succession.
		The most public U.S. battle over a coadjutor came in 1985 when Donald Wuerl, now bishop of Pittsburgh, was named coadjutor to Seattle's Raymond G. Hunthausen, who was involved in an ongoing struggle with Vatican conservatives.
		In a statement explaining why he asked Pope John Paul II to appoint a coadjutor for San Francisco, Quinn said, "I was appointed a bishop at the age of 38.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1141/is_n38_v31/ai_17362197 (1142 words)

	Episcopal Diocese of Texas: Bishop Coadjutor Search (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The articles outlined the role of the bishop and the diocese in the continued growth of the Church and its impact on contemporary culture.
		When I was elected Bishop Coadjutor in 1993, I knew that the faithful in mainline churches in this country were in denial that cultural Christianity was dying.
		If Council approves my request for the election of a bishop coadjutor, our diocesan family will embark on an election process that will take our Church into the future with what I hope will be a posture for continued discipleship and growth.
	www.epicenter.org /coadjutor/call.html (3703 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Society of the Divine Word
		The coadjutor brothers renew their vows every three years for nine years, when they take perpetual vows.
		According to the statistics 1906-07, this mission numbered 35,378 Catholics, 36,367 catechumens, 1 seminary with 64 seminarians, 46 European priests, 12 Chinese priests, 13 coadjutor brothers of the society, 3 teaching brothers and 19 nuns.
		There are 13 priests, and 37 coadjutor brothers in charge of a technical school, and 30 nuns who conduct a home for the aged.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05054a.htm (659 words)

	The American Episcopal Church Interpreted for English Churchmen, by A.W. Jenks (1919)
		Such a Coadjutor succeeds to the headship of the diocese automatically on the death or accepted resignation of the diocesan.
		Coadjutor Bishops have a seat and vote in the House of Bishops.
		Besides these classes of Bishops, the House of Bishops may appoint, and, after confirmation duly obtained, secure the consecration of Bishops for Missionary Districts established by the House of Bishops, such officers to be Missionary Bishops, having seat and vote in the upper House of the General Convention.
	justus.anglican.org /resources/pc/usa/jenks1919/05.html (2168 words)

	Bye-bye, Bishop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The first indication that the Vatican was displeased with Gelineau's performance in Rhode Island was the appointment to the Providence diocese in March, 1995, of a coadjutor bishop, the Most Reverend Robert E. Mulvee.
		Gelineau told the press that he had requested a coadjutor as insurance for the diocese should a vacancy occur.
		But, according to Zagano, a coadjutor doesn't "serve" the sitting bishop; rather, he shares his authority -- particularly in the assignment of priests to parishes.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /alt1/archive/news/97/01/16/BISHOPGATE_2.html (734 words)

	St. Louis Review Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Coadjutor Bishop-elect Finn will become bishop of that diocese upon Bishop Boland’s retirement, which has not been determined.
		Coadjutor Bishop-elect Finn said he looked forward to working with Bishop Boland and the people of the Kansas City-St. Joseph Diocese in making the transition.
		Coadjutor Bishop-elect Finn noted the strong support he has received in the St. Louis Archdiocese, starting with his family.
	www.stlouisreview.com /article.php?id=5694 (1120 words)

	National Catholic Reporter: Flynn named coadjutor for St. Paul-Minneapolis - Harry J. Flynn
		Coadjutors are not common in the United States, even though Flynn is becoming one for a second time.
		In the past, coadjutors typically have been appointed in cases where bishops were seriously ill, where financial irregularities had occurred or where other problems had arisen in a diocese, and officials in Rome deemed it necessary to appoint an outsider.
		Joseph Charron became bishop of Des Moines and Robert Carlson was installed Feb. 21 as coadjutor bishop of Sioux Falls S.D. A spokesperson there said Bishop Paul V. Dudley requested a coadjutor because of minor health problems and because he wanted someone younger and with more energy to assist him.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1141/is_n18_v30/ai_14943732 (727 words)

	The Galveston County Daily News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Coadjutor Bishop Daniel N. DiNardo will be introduced at a reception in the Galveston Island Convention Center at The San Luis Resort.
		DiNardo, appointed coadjutor bishop by Pope John Paul II in March, is in line to succeed Bishop Joseph A. Fiorenza as bishop of the diocese when Fiorenza retires.
		The office holder is intended to advance to become the bishop of the diocese as well as assist the current bishop.
	www.galvnews.com /story.lasso?ewcd=f69117b234eeee13 (220 words)

	The Search for a Bishop Coadjutor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		When Bishop John Lipscomb announced his call for a bishop coadjutor at the 2004 diocesan convention, he set in motion the process of forming a nominating committee that will significantly shape the future of the diocese.
		It is the mission of the Nominating Committee, through prayerful listening to the Holy Spirit and the people of the Diocese of Southwest Florida, to identify, in accordance with the mission of the diocese, effective spiritual leaders as nominees for the position of bishop coadjutor.
		A prayer for the election of a bishop coadjutor
	www.dioceseswfla.org /search.htm (306 words)

	The Catholic Key: Online Edition Newspaper of the Diocese of Kansas City - St.Joseph
		The appointment was announced March 9 by the papal nuncio to the United States, Archbishop Gabriel Montalvo, in Washington, D.C. As coadjutor, Bishop-designate Finn would automatically succeed Bishop Raymond J. Boland in the event of Bishop Boland's retirement or death.
		Finn will be ordained as coadjutor bishop of Kansas City-St. Joseph in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception at 2 p.m.
		Coadjutor Archbishop of Kansas City in Kansas Joseph Naumann, recently appointed to that post, called Msgr.
	catholickey.org /index.php3?gif=news.gif&mode=view&issue=20040312&article_id=2819 (1262 words)

	The Next Bishop
		In the meantime, the Coadjutor will provide episcopal assistance for Bishop Douglin, who himself was the first coadjutor in the Diocese in 1992 as successor to Bishop Clive Abdulah in 1993.
		Should the coadjutor die, resign, become senile or infirm, a Bishop will have to be chosen when the diocesan bishop demits office.
		In Jamaica, there are suffragan bishops to assist with episcopal matters only, whereas the coadjutor does the same thing but automatically becomes bishop as he is the one chosen to succeed the bishop.
	www.angelapidduck.com /the_next_bishop.htm (777 words)

	Province of Canada - Canon 3
		"coadjutor bishop" means a bishop who is elected or appointed to assist a diocesan bishop and who has the right to succeed the diocesan bishop when the diocesan bishop ceases to hold the office of diocesan bishop;
		(2) An electoral synod shall be called to elect a coadjutor or a suffragan bishop when the diocesan bishop informs the diocesan synod that in his or her opinion the diocese requires a coadjutor bishop, or a suffragan bishop, and
		A coadjutor bishop, when consecrated, has the right to succession to the office of diocesan bishop and succeeds to that office immediately it becomes vacant.
	www.province-canada.anglican.org /canons/canon3.shtml (3515 words)

	Bishop Alfred C. Huges named coadjutor archbishop of New Orleans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		NEW ORLEANS Bishop Alfred C. Hughes, who has served as bishop of Baton Rouge since 1993, was named coadjutor archbishop of the Archdiocese of New Orleans Feb. 16 by Pope John Paul II.
		Archbishop Hughes, 68, will assist Archbishop Francis B. Schulte in the governance of the archdiocese, the second-oldest diocese in the U.S., and will succeed him as the 18th leader of the archdiocese at a future date to be decided upon by the pope.
		Archbishop Hughes said he was surprised when he received a call earlier in the week from Archbishop Gabriel Montalvo, the apostolic nuncio to the U.S., that the pope wanted him to become coadjutor archbishop in New Orleans.
	clarionherald.org /20010215/art501.htm (890 words)

	Bishop Accountability
		Joseph Galante, coadjutor bishop of the Dallas Diocese, said this week that he expects to lead another diocese soon, which would mark the end of a brief, stormy tenure under Bishop Charles Grahmann.
		Rome sent Bishop Galante here three years ago as coadjutor, a sort of apprentice whose arrival in a diocese signals the Vatican's loss of confidence in a sitting bishop and who traditionally has been a precursor to that bishop's departure.
		Coadjutor Bishop Joseph Galante also is a good and capable man who was appointed to succeed when Bishop Grahmann retires.
	www.bishop-accountability.org /tx-dallas/Dallas-2003-05.htm (9901 words)

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