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    This document lists the bishops and archbishops of Carthage (now Tunis) from the early church era through present day. It notes several anti-patriarchs who opposed the ruling bishops and lists the names and tenure of each bishop from the 3rd century through the 20th century when it became the Archdiocese and Diocese of Tunis.

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    Bishops and Archbishops of Carthage (Tunis) Bishops of Carthage Optatus (may actually be bishop of Thuburbo Minus instead) Agrippinus

    pinus (c. 197) Cyrus Donatus I St. Cyprian (249-258) 1. Felicissimus; anti-patriarch (251-?), supported by Antipope Novatian 2. Fortunatus; anti-patriarch, supported by Antipope Novatian 3. Maximus; anti-patriarch, supported by Antipope Novatian after withdrawing communion with Fortunatus. Carpophorus (258-?) Lucian Mensurius (?-311) Caecilian (311-c. 325) 1. Majorinus; anti-patriarch (311-315) 2. Donatus II Magnus; anti-patriarch (315-355; exiled 347) Gratus (c.330's-352) 1. Parmenianus; anti-patriarch (355-391) Restitutus (352-373) Genethlius (373-?) St. Aurelius (391-?) 1. Primian; anti-patriarch (391-393), 1st time 2. Maximianus; anti-patriarch (393-394) 3. Primian; anti-patriarch (394-c. 400's), 2nd time Capreolus Quodvultdeus (c. 434-c. 454; fled 439) St. Deogratias (c. 454456) vacant (456-481) St. Eugenius (481-505; exiled 496) vacant (505-523) Boniface (c. 523c. 535) Repartatus (c. 535-c. 553; banished 551) Primosus or Primasius (c. 553-c. 565) Publianus (c. 581) Dominicus (c. 591) Fortunius (c. 632) Victor (c. 635) unknown Thomas (c. 1053) Cyriacus (c. 1076)

    unknown Apostolic Vicar of Tunis, c. 1650-1884 Jean le Vacher (1650-1683), from 1668 also Apostolic Vicar of Algiers unknown; Suppressed in 1798 and restored in 1843 Mgr. Sutter (1843-1881) Archbishops of Carthage, 1884-1964 1

    Charles-Martial Allemand-Lavigerie (1881-1892), archbishop from 1884. Barthlemy Clment Combes (1893-1922) Alexis Lematre (1922-1939) Charles-Albert Gounot (1939-1953) Paul-Marie Maurice Perrin (1953-1964) Prelate of Tunis, 1964-1995 Michel Callens (1965-1990) vacant (1990-1995) Bishops of Tunis, since 1995 Fouad Twal (1995-2005); receives for himself the personal title of Archbishop of Tunis on 1995. Maroun Lahham (2005-Present)

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