Diocese of Pinsk, Belarus

Bishop (2012.05.03 – ...):	Bishop Antoni Dziemianko (Антонi Дзям’янка) (63)
Auxiliary Bishop (1999.05.06 – ...):	Bishop Kazimierz Wielikosielec (Казiмiр Велікаселец), O.P. (78) Titular Bishop of Blanda

Bishops of Pinsk (Roman Rite)

Bishop Antoni Dziemianko (Антонi Дзям’янка) (63)
(2012.05.03 – ...)

Bishop of Pinsk (Belarus)

Priest of Minsk–Mohilev (Belarus) (1985.04.26 – 1998.07.04)

Auxiliary Bishop of Grodno (Belarus) (1998.07.04 – 2004.12.14)

Titular Bishop of Lesvi (1998.07.04 – 2012.05.03)

Auxiliary Bishop of Minsk–Mohilev (Belarus) (2004.12.14 – 2012.05.03)

General Secretary of Catholic Episcopal Conference of Belarus (2006? – 2015.06.03)

Apostolic Administrator of Minsk–Mohilev (Belarus) (2006.06.14 – 2007.09.21)

Bishop of Pinsk (Belarus) (2012.05.03 – ...)

Archbishop Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz (77)
(Apostolic Administrator 2011.06.30 – 2012.05.03)

Cardinal Kazimierz Świątek (Казімір Свёнтэк)
(Apostolic Administrator 1991.04.13 – 2011.06.30)

Bishop Wladyslaw Jedruszuk
(Apostolic Administrator 1967 – 1991.06.05)

Bishop Kazimierz Bukraba
(1932.07.10 – 1946.05.06)

Bishop of Pinsk (Belarus) (1932.07.10 – 1946.05.06)

Bishop Zygmunt Łoziński
(1925.10.28 – 1932.03.26)

Bishop of Minsk (Belarus) (1917.11.02 – 1925.10.28)

Bishop of Pinsk (Belarus) (1925.10.28 – 1932.03.26)

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Area: 72,700 km²

Population: 54,800 Catholics (2.0% of 2,749,420 total) (2021)

Statistics: 88 parishes, 53 priests (34 diocesan, 19 religious), 65 religious (29 brothers, 36 sisters), 7 seminarians (2021)

1925.10.28: Established as Diocese of Pinsk / Пінская (Беларуская) / Pinsken(sis) Latinorum (Latin) (from Diocese of Minsk and became suffragan of Vilnius)
1991.04.13: Gained territory from the suppressed Metropolitan Archdiocese of Mohilev, lost territory to establish Diocese of Grodno, exchanged territory with Diocese of Minsk and became suffragan of Minsk–Mohilev
1991.06.05: Lost territory to establish Diocese of Drohiczyn
1996.05.18: Lost territory to Diocese of Lutsk

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