Metropolitan see Toulouse, France
Archdiocese of Toulouse
Tolosan(us)
Latin Church
The Archdiocese of Toulouse is a Latin rite metropolitan archdiocese covering the Haute-Garonne department in southwestern France, erected in the 3rd century (St. Saturnin) and head of the ecclesiastical province of Toulouse. Its cathedral is the Cathedral of St. Stephen in Toulouse.
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- Established
- 1317
- Catholics
- 857,475
- Priests
- 132
- Territory
- 6,372 km²
Parishes and churches
60 listed churches in our records. Open a parish for Mass times, confession, directions and sources where recorded.
- Ensemble paroissial ConstellationTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial d'AspetTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial d'Aucamville – Saint-Loup-CammasTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de BlagnacTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Bruguières – FenouilletTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Caraman – RevelTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de CarbonneTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de CazèresTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Croix-Daurade – Saint-AndréTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de FrontonTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de l'Union – Launaguet – Saint-JeanTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de la PiqueTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de la SaudruneTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Labarthe-VenerqueTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Lacroix-FalgardeTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de MontréjeauTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de MuretTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Notre-Dame de l'OrmetteTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Notre-Dame des CoteauxTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Portet-sur-GaronneTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Ramonville – PouvourvilleTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Saint-GaudensTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Saint-SerninTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Saint-ÉtienneTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Sainte-GermaineTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de Salies-du-SalatTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de TournefeuilleTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de VillefrancheTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial de VillemurTown not recordedView parish
- Ensemble paroissial des MinimesTown not recordedView parish
This is our recorded coverage, not an official diocesan parish count. Confirm service times with the parish before travelling.
The bishop
- Archbishop
- Guy de Kerimel
- Born
- 7 August 1953
- Birthplace
- Meknès
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The cathedral
Cathedral of St. Stephen in Toulouse stands in Toulouse, the church that holds the cathedra from which this see takes its name.
On what a cathedral is, see the cathedral; every see church on earth is gathered at the cathedrals.
History
Covering the Department of Haute-Garonne, with its seat at Toulouse Cathedral, the Archdiocese of Toulouse (-Saint Bertrand de Comminges-Rieux) is a Latin Church ecclesiastical territory of the Catholic Church in France. Archbishop Guy de Kerimel has led it since 2021. In 2022 there was one priest for every 3,997 Catholics in the archdiocese.
This see in the wire
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- Archdiocese of Toulouse publishes on guardian angels
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Pope Leo XIV to meet sex-abuse victims in Lourdes
Pope Leo XIV will meet with sexual abuse victims and address French bishops during his visit to Lourdes on September 27. The private meeting with victims and the speech to the bishops are part of his pastoral visit to France scheduled from September 25 to 28. The visit comes as the Church in France continues to manage the aftermath of a 2021 report by the Independent Commission on Sexual Abuse in the Church (CIASE). That commission estimated that hundreds of thousands of children were likely abused over a 70 year period. According to a survey conducted in France before the trip, the prevention of and fight against clerical abuse was the second most requested topic for the pope to address, following peace and global conflict.
- Mgr Batut writes article on Pope Leo XIV's role
- Pope Leo XIV meets parishioners
- Archdiocese of Toulouse celebrates the Glorious Cross
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