Diocese of Stockton, USA

Continent: North America

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Type: Diocese Diocese

Name: Stockton / Stocktonien(sis) (Latin)

Ecclesiastical Province: San Francisco

Depends on: Dicastery for Bishops

Websites:

Celebrations

Patron Saint: Annunciation (March 25), Our Lady of Refuge (July 5)

Cathedral Dedication Anniversary: March 26

Liturgical Calendar 📅

History

1962.01.13: Established as Diocese of Stockton / Stocktonien(sis) (Latin) (from Metropolitan Archdiocese of San Francisco and Diocese of Sacramento and became suffragan of San Francisco)
1966.09.15: Gained territory from Diocese of Sacramento

Contact Info

Address: 1105 N Lincoln St., Stockton, CA 95203, USA

Phone: +1 (209) 466-0636

Tweets

Present Prelates

Bishop (2018.01.23 – ...):

Bishop Myron Joseph Cotta (71)

Ordinaries

Bishops of Stockton (Roman Rite)

Bishop Myron Joseph Cotta (71)
(2018.01.23 – ...)

Bishop of Stockton (USA)

Graça e misericórdia

Born:	1953.03.21 (Dos Palos, CA, USA)
Ordained Priest:	1987.09.12
Consecrated Bishop:	2014.03.25

Priest of Fresno (USA) (1987.09.12 – 2014.01.24)

Chaplain of His Holiness (2002 – 2008)

Titular Bishop of Muteci (2014.01.24 – 2018.01.23)

Auxiliary Bishop of Sacramento (USA) (2014.01.24 – 2018.01.23)

Bishop of Stockton (USA) (2018.01.23 – ...)

Bishop Stephen Edward Blaire
(1999.01.18 – 2018.01.23)

Alive for God in Christ Jesus

Born:	1941.12.22 (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
Ordained Priest:	1967.04.29
Consecrated Bishop:	1990.05.31
Died:	2019.06.18 (Modesto, CA, USA † 77)

Titular Bishop of Lamzella (1990.02.17 – 1999.01.18)

Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles (USA) (1990.02.17 – 1999.01.18)

Bishop of Stockton (USA) (1999.01.18 – 2018.01.23)

Bishop Donald William Montrose
(1985.12.17 – 1999.01.18)

Born:	1923.05.13 (USA)
Ordained Priest:	1949.05.07
Consecrated Bishop:	1983.05.12
Died:	2008.05.07 († 84)

Titular Bishop of Vescovìo (1983.03.25 – 1985.12.17)

Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles (USA) (1983.03.25 – 1985.12.17)

Bishop of Stockton (USA) (1985.12.17 – 1999.01.18)

Bishop Roger Michael Mahony (88) (later Cardinal)
(1980.02.15 – 1985.07.16)

Cardinal-Priest of Ss. Quattro Coronati
Metropolitan Archbishop emeritus of Los Angeles (USA)
former Member of Council of Cardinals for the Study of Organisational and Economic Problems of the Apostolic See

To reconcile God’s people

Born:	1936.02.27 (Hollywood, CA, USA)
Ordained Priest:	1962.05.01
Consecrated Bishop:	1975.03.19
Created Cardinal:	1991.06.28

Priest of Monterey–Fresno (USA) (1962.05.01 – 1967.10.06)

Priest of Fresno (USA) (1967.10.06 – 1975.01.02)

Titular Bishop of Tamascani (1975.01.02 – 1980.02.15)

Auxiliary Bishop of Fresno (USA) (1975.01.02 – 1980.02.15)

Bishop of Stockton (USA) (1980.02.15 – 1985.07.16)

Metropolitan Archbishop of Los Angeles (USA) (1985.07.16 – 2011.03.01)

Cardinal-Priest of Ss. Quattro Coronati (1991.06.28 – ...)

Member of Council of Cardinals for the Study of Organisational and Economic Problems of the Apostolic See (1991.07.15 – 2011.03.01)

Bishop Merlin Joseph Guilfoyle
(1969.11.12 – 1979.09.04)

Born:	1908.07.15 (USA)
Ordained Priest:	1933.06.10
Consecrated Bishop:	1950.09.21
Died:	1981.11.20 († 73)

Titular Bishop of Bulla (1950.08.24 – 1969.11.12)

Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco (USA) (1950.08.24 – 1969.11.12)

Bishop of Stockton (USA) (1969.11.12 – 1979.09.04)

Bishop Hugh Aloysius Donohoe
(1962.01.27 – 1969.08.22)

Born:	1905.06.28 (USA)
Ordained Priest:	1930.06.14
Consecrated Bishop:	1947.10.07
Died:	1987.10.26 († 82)

Titular Bishop of Taium (1947.08.02 – 1962.01.27)

Auxiliary Bishop of San Francisco (USA) (1947.08.02 – 1962.01.27)

Bishop of Stockton (USA) (1962.01.27 – 1969.08.22)

Bishop of Fresno (USA) (1969.08.22 – 1980.07.01)

Special Churches

Cathedral: Cathedral of the Annunciation, Stockton, California
Shrines in the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy

Churches by City (51)

San Jose (↙), Oakland (←), Sacramento (↑), Reno (↗), Fresno (↓)

Statistics (2021.12.31)

Area: 15,995 km²

Population: 237,657 Catholics (16.3% of 1,458,140 total)

Pastoral Centres: 35 parishes

Personnel: 86 priests (72 diocesan, 14 religious), 59 deacons, 56 religious (14 brothers, 42 sisters), 7 seminarians