Bishop Felix Genn was named Bishop of Münster, Germany. The diocese had been vacant since the retirement of Bishop Reinhard Lettmann in March 2008.
Bishop Genn had been serving as Bishop of Essen.
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19 December 2008
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- Dziuba named Umzimkulu Bishop
- Bucher retired, de Groef named Bethlehem Bishop
- Greselin named Lichinga Bishop
- Zenari named Syria Nuncio
- Sáenz Lacalle retired, Escobar Alas named San Salv...
- Kojnok retired, Filo succeeded as Rožňava Bishop
- Peralta Alvarez named San Lorenzo Bishop
- Mendyk named Legnica Auxiliary
- Del Valle Paredes named Campo Mourão Bishop
- Byrne named Guiratinga Bishop
- Tempfli retired, Böcskei named Oradea Mare Bishop
- Quintero Chacón named Margarita Bishop
- Genn named Münster Bishop
- Panikulam named Djibouti Nuncio
- Grgić named Tromsø Prelate
- Cardinal Dulles Died
- Blais named Baie-Comeau Bishop
- Arcari named Mozambique Nuncio
- Díaz Sánchez named Calabozo Archbishop
- Arinze retired, Cañizares Llovera named Divine Wor...
- Boom named Würzburg Auxiliary
- Golser named Bolzano-Bressanone Bishop
- Ze retired, Zoa named Sangmélima Bishop
- Erected: Teotihuacan, Mexico; Escobar Galicia name...
- Nair retired, Kalist named Meerut Bishop
- Important Technology Test
- Prieto Amaya named Cúcuta Bishop
- Benites Astoul retired as Buenos Aires Auxiliary
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