Bishop of Beauvais

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The Bishop of Beauvais was a prominent Roman Catholic prelate in northern France whose diocese historically held both religious authority and significant political influence.

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Label Occurrences
Bishop of Beauvais canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic episcopal office
diocesan bishop
associatedWith Ancien Régime in France
linked to: Ancien Régime

Capetian France
linked to: Kingdom of France

medieval French politics
belongsTo Province of the Catholic Church in France
canParticipateIn French episcopal conference
church Catholic Church
country France
governs clergy of the Diocese of Beauvais
governsFrom episcopal palace in Beauvais
hasEpiscopalSee Beauvais
hasJurisdictionOver Diocese of Beauvais
hasLiturgicalCathedral Beauvais Cathedral
hasSuccessiveOfficeHolders list of bishops of Beauvais
hasTitle Bishop of Beauvais
historicalRole political influence in northern France
religious authority in the Diocese of Beauvais
isClericalRank bishop
isMemberOf French episcopate
languageOfLiturgy Latin
locatedIn northern France
officeCreatedIn early Middle Ages
officeHolderOf Cathedral of Saint-Pierre de Beauvais
linked to: Beauvais Cathedral
partOf Latin Church
religion Roman Catholicism
responsibleFor administration of diocesan institutions
implementation of canon law in the diocese
pastoral care in the Diocese of Beauvais
seeAlso Diocese of Beauvais
subordinateTo Archbishop (depending on historical metropolitan see)
titleStyle Monseigneur
typeOfAuthority ecclesiastical authority
temporal authority

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Odet de Coligny positionHeld Bishop of Beauvais
Bishop of Beauvais hasTitle Bishop of Beauvais
Odet de Coligny positionHeld Bishop of Beauvais
subject linked to: Cardinal de Châtillon
Pierre Cauchon positionHeld Bishop of Beauvais