Diocese of Dommoc

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The Diocese of Dommoc was an early Anglo-Saxon bishopric in the Kingdom of East Anglia, traditionally associated with the see at Dunwich.

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Label Occurrences
Diocese of Dommoc canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Anglo-Saxon bishopric
Christian ecclesiastical jurisdiction
former Roman Catholic diocese
associatedWithSaint Saint Botolph
Saint Felix of Burgundy
Saint Fursey
country Kingdom of East Anglia
denomination Latin Church
ecclesiasticalProvince Province of Canterbury
episcopalSeeAssociatedWith Dunwich
episcopalSeeName Dommoc
establishedBy King Sigeberht of East Anglia
Pope Honorius I
firstBishop Felix of Dunwich
Saint Felix of Burgundy
foundedApproxYear c. 630
foundedInCentury 7th century
hasBishop Acca of Dunwich
linked to: Thomas of Dunwich

Alberht of Dommoc
Bisi of East Anglia
Eadwulf of Dunwich
Eardred of Dommoc
linked to: Eadwulf of Dunwich

Hunferth of Dommoc
Thomas of Dunwich
Æscwine of Dommoc
linked to: Eadwulf of Dunwich

Æthelfrith of Dommoc
hasLanguage Latin
Old English
historicalPeriod Early Middle Ages
historicalRegion East Anglia
jurisdictionType diocese
locatedIn East Anglia
locatedInPresentDay England
Suffolk
namedAfter Dommoc
partOf Anglo-Saxon Church
primaryFunction evangelization of East Anglia
regionEvangelized Kingdom of East Anglia
religion Christianity
rite Roman Rite
seePossiblyLocatedAt Dunwich
Walton Castle
status defunct
successorSee Diocese of Elmham
linked to: Diocese of Dunwich

Diocese of Norwich
suppressedInCentury 9th century
suppressedReason Viking invasions of East Anglia
traditionalSee Dunwich

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Province of Lichfield hadSuffraganSee Diocese of Dommoc