Archeparchy of Tripoli, Lebanon 🇱🇧 (Greek-Melkite Rite) (original) (raw)
History
- 1897.03.21: Established as Diocese of Tripoli / Tripoli del Libano (Italiano) / Tarabulus / Tripolitan(us) Graæcorum Melkitarum (Latin) (became suffragan of Tyr)
- 1961.04.28: Lost territory to establish Archdiocese of Latakia
- 1964.11.18: Promoted as Archdiocese of Tripoli / Tripoli del Libano (Italiano) / Tarabulus / Tripolitan(us) Graæcorum Melkitarum (Latin)
- 1969: Gained territory from Metropolitan Archdiocese of Beirut–Gibail
Present Prelates
| Archbishop (2013.07.09 – ...): |  Archbishop Eduard Georges Daher, B.C. (51) |
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Ordinaries
| Archbishops of Tripoli (Greek-Melkite Rite) |
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| Archbishop Eduard Georges Daher, B.C. (51) (2013.07.09 – ...)Archbishop of Tripoli of the Greek-Melkites (Lebanon)Born:1973.04.23 (Quaa, Lebanon)Ordained Priest:1999.05.08Consecrated Bishop:2013.09.07Archbishop of Tripoli of the Greek-Melkites (Lebanon) (2013.07.09 – ...) |
| Archbishop George Riashi, B.C. (1995.07.28 – 2010.03.03) |
| Archbishop Élias Nijmé, B.A. (1978.02.07 – 1995.07.28) |
| Archbishop Augustin Farah (1964.11.18 – 1977.08.25) |
| Bishops of Tripoli (Greek-Melkite Rite) |
| Bishop Augustin Farah (later Archbishop) (1961.04.28 – 1964.11.18)(see above) |
| Bishop Joseph Kallas (1923.05.23 – 1960.12.09)Born:1877.03.17Ordained Priest:1903.05.23Consecrated Bishop:1923.03.04Died:1960.12.09 (†83)Bishop of Tripoli of the Greek-Melkites (Lebanon) ([1923.04.04] 1923.05.23 – 1960.12.09) |
| Bishop Joseph Doumani, B.S. (1897.03.21 – 1922.12.04) |
| Bishop Basilios Moussaye (1880 – ?) |
Statistics (2021.12.31)
Population: 11,400 Catholics
Pastoral Centres: 16 parishes
Personnel: 12 priests (diocesan), 2 religious (2 sisters)