Diocese of Guantánamo–Baracoa, Cuba

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Name: Guantánamo–Baracoa / Guantanamen(sis)–Baracoën(sis) (Latin)

Ecclesiastical Province: Santiago

Bishop (2018.03.29 – ...):

Bishop Silvano Pedroso Montalvo (69)

Bishops of Guantánamo–Baracoa (Roman Rite)

Bishop Silvano Pedroso Montalvo (69)
(2018.03.29 – ...)

Bishop of Guantánamo–Baracoa (Cuba)

Bishop of Guantánamo–Baracoa (Cuba) (2018.03.29 – ...)

Bishop Wilfredo Pino Estévez (72) (later Archbishop)
(2006.12.13 – 2016.12.06)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Camagüey (Cuba)

Bishop of Guantánamo–Baracoa (Cuba) (2006.12.13 – 2016.12.06)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Camagüey (Cuba) (2016.12.06 – ...)

Bishop Carlos Jesús Patricio Baladrón Valdés (77)
(1998.01.24 – 2006.12.13)

Bishop emeritus of Guantánamo–Baracoa (Cuba)

Titular Bishop of Cibaliana (1991.11.16 – 1998.01.24)

Auxiliary Bishop of La Habana (Cuba) (1991.11.16 – 1998.01.24)

Bishop of Guantánamo–Baracoa (Cuba) (1998.01.24 – 2006.12.13)

Bishops of Baracoa (Roman Rite)

Born:	1474 (Belgium)
Died:	1540.09.18 († 66)

Titular Bishop of Selymbria (1514.05.15 – 1517.02.11)

Bishop of Baracoa (Cuba) (1517.02.11 – 1522.04.28)

Bishop of Santiago (Cuba) (1522.04.28 – 1525.04.04)

Area: 6,565 km²

Population: 201,740 Catholics (39.9% of 505,606 total) (2020)

Statistics: 13 parishes, 13 priests (8 diocesan, 5 religious), 3 deacons, 24 lay religious (5 brothers, 19 sisters), 2 seminarians (2020)

1517.02.11: Established as Diocese of Baracoa (from Diocese of Santo Domingo and became suffragan of Sevilla)
1522.04.28: Suppressed (to establish Diocese of Santiago)
1998.01.24: Restored as Diocese of Guantánamo–Baracoa / Guantanamen(sis)–Baracoën(sis) (Latin) (from Metropolitan Archdiocese of Santiago and became suffragan of Santiago)