Diocese of Trujillo, Honduras

Rite: Roman (Latin)

Name: Trujillo / Truxillen(sis) in Honduria (Latin)

Ecclesiastical Province: San Pedro Sula

Yoro (↙), La Ceiba (←), Siuna (↘), Juticalpa (↓)

Bishop (2023.03.10 – ...):

Bishop Henry Orlando Ruiz Mora (50)

Bishops of Trujillo (Roman Rite)

Bishop Henry Orlando Ruiz Mora (50)
(2023.03.10 – ...)

Bishop of Trujillo (Honduras)

Born:	1973.01.25 (Santa Cruz del Potrero, Honduras)
Ordained Priest:	1998.05.30
Consecrated Bishop:	2023.05.06

Bishop of Trujillo (Honduras) (2023.03.10 – ...)

Bishop Luis Felipe Solé Fa, C.M. (76)
(2005.03.18 – 2023.03.10)

Bishop emeritus of Trujillo (Honduras)

Bishop of Trujillo (Honduras) (2005.03.18 – 2023.03.10)

General Secretary of Episcopal Conference of Honduras (2007? – 2016.06.13)

Bishop Virgilio López Irías, O.F.M.
(1987.07.03 – 2004.06.22)

Bishop of Trujillo (Honduras) (1987.07.03 – 2004.06.22)

Consecrated Bishop:	1562
Died:	1575.07.31

Bishop of Trujillo (Honduras) (1556.06.12 – 1561)

Bishop of Comayagua (Honduras) (1561 – 1575.07.31)

Bishop Cristóbal de Pedraza
(1541.02.11 – 1553)

Bishop of Trujillo (Honduras) (1541.02.11 – 1553)

Area: 25,296 km²

Population: 238,430 Catholics (53.0% of 449,623 total) (2020)

Statistics: 10 parishes, 1 mission, 20 priests (10 diocesan, 10 religious), 36 lay religious (10 brothers, 26 sisters), 10 seminarians (2020)

1527: Established as Diocese of Honduras (from Diocese of Santo Domingo and became suffragan of Sevilla)
1531.09.06: Renamed as Diocese of Trujillo / Truxillen(sis) in Honduria (Latin)
1546.02.12: Became suffragan of Santo Domingo
1561: Suppressed (to establish Diocese of Comayagua)
1987.07.03: Restored as Diocese of Trujillo / Truxillen(sis) in Honduria (Latin) (from Diocese of San Pedro Sula and became suffragan of Tegucigalpa)
2023.01.26: Became suffragan of San Pedro Sula