Archeparchy of Mosul, Iraq 🇮🇶 (Syriac Rite) (original) (raw)
History
- 1790: Established as Archdiocese of Mossul / Mosul (English) / Mausilien(sis) Syrorum (Latin) (without ecclesiastical province)
- 2019.06.28: Lost territory to establish Diocese of Adiabene
Papal Visits
Present Prelates
| Archbishop (2023.01.07 – ...): |  Archbishop Younan Hano (Qusay Mubarak Abdullah) (42) |
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Ordinaries
| Archbishops of Mossul (Syriac Rite) |
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| Archbishop Younan Hano (Qusay Mubarak Abdullah) (42) (2023.01.07 – ...)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq)Born:1982.09.10 (Qaraqosh, Iraq)Ordained Priest:2011.06.29Consecrated Bishop:2023.02.03Priest of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (2011.06.29 – 2023.01.07)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (2023.01.07 – ...) |
| Archbishop Ephrem Yousif Abba Mansoor (73) (Patriarchal Administrator 2021.09.18 – 2023.01.07) |
 Archbishop Boutros Moshe (80) (2011.03.01 – 2021.09.18)Archbishop emeritus of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq)Born:1943.11.23 (Qaraqosh, Iraq)Ordained Priest:1968.06.09Consecrated Bishop:2011.04.16Priest of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (1968.06.09 – 2011.03.01)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (2011.03.01 – 2021.09.18) |
 Archbishop Basile Georges Casmoussa (86) (1999.09.22 – 2011.03.01)Apostolic Visitator in Australia of the SyriacsArchbishop emeritus of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq)Born:1938.10.25 (Karakoche, Iraq)Ordained Priest:1962.06.10Consecrated Bishop:1999.12.09Priest of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (1962.06.10 – 1999.09.22)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) ([1999.05.08] 1999.09.22 – 2011.03.01)Bishop of Curia of the Syriacs (2011.03.01 – 2017.06.21)Apostolic Visitator in Western Europe of the Syriacs (2014.01.13 – 2017.06.21)Apostolic Visitator in Australia of the Syriacs (2017.06.21 – ...) |
| Archbishop Cyrille Emmanuel Benni (1959.10.23 – 1999.09.22)Born:1921.01.01 (Iraq)Ordained Priest:1944.07.02Consecrated Bishop:1959.12.08Died:1999.12.09 († 78)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) ([1959.10.06] 1959.10.23 – 1999.09.22) |
| Archbishop Jules Georges Kandela (1952.03.07 – 1959.08.23)Born:1889.12.03 (Iraq)Ordained Priest:1913.06.15Consecrated Bishop:1951.08.15Died:1980.04.15 († 90)Titular Bishop of Cephas ([1951.04.26] 1951.08.15 – 1952.03.07)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) ([1952.02.20] 1952.03.07 – 1959.08.23)Auxiliary Bishop of Antioch of the Syriacs (Lebanon) (1959.08.23 – 1971)Titular Archbishop of Seleucia Pieria (1959.08.23 – 1980.04.15) |
| Archbishop Atanasio Giorgio (Cyrille) Dallal (1926.07.31 – 1951.12.14)Born:1876.10.20 (Iraq)Ordained Priest:1900.05.17Consecrated Bishop:1912.11.24Died:1951.12.14 († 75)Archbishop of Baghdad of the Syriacs (Iraq) (1912.09.04 – 1926.07.31)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (1926.07.31 – 1951.12.14) |
| Archbishop Grégoire Pierre Habra (1901.08.16 – 1924.03.24)Born:1856.12.03 (Syria)Consecrated Bishop:1902.01.26Died:1933.03.21 († 76)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (1901.08.16 – 1924.03.24)Metropolitan Archbishop of Damascus of the Syriacs (Syria) (1924.03.24 – 1933.03.21) |
| Archbishop Cyrille Behnam Benni (later Patriarch) (1862.03.09 – 1893.10.12)Born:1831.08.14 (Iraq)Ordained Priest:1856.03.16Consecrated Bishop:1862.03.09Died:1897.09.13 († 66)Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (1862.03.09 – 1893.10.12)Bishop of Mardin and Amida of the Syriacs (1893.10.12 – 1897.09.13)Patriarch of Antioch of the Syriacs (Lebanon) ([1893.10.12] 1894.05.18 – 1897.09.13) |
| Archbishop Grégoire Issa Mahfouz (1837 – 1855.09.15)Consecrated Bishop:1826.01.01 (no papal mandate)Died:1855.09.15Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (1837 – 1855.09.15) |
| Archbishop Gregoire Emmanuel (1834 – 1835)Consecrated Bishop:1833Died:1835Archbishop of Mossul of the Syriacs (Iraq) (1834 – 1835) |
| Archbishop Cyrille Benham Bischara Abtal (1790 – ?) |
Former Prelates
- Coadjutor Archbishop: Archbishop Nathanael Nizar Wadih Semaan (59) (2019.03.27 – 2019.08.30)
Statistics (2022.12.31)
Population: 4,890 Catholics
Pastoral Centres: 19 parishes, 5 missions
Personnel: 58 priests (32 diocesan, 26 religious), 11 deacons, 26 religious (26 brothers), 3 seminarians