Archbishop of Reims
Éric de Moulins-Beaufort. Archbishop of Reims since 2018. Born on January 30, 1962. Ordained a priest on June 29, 1991. Appointed bishop on May 21, 2008. Consecrated bishop on September 5, 2008. Responsibilities: Metropolitan Archbishop of the Province of Reims; President of the Doctrinal Commission. Biography: Son of Jean-Louis de Moulins-Beaufort (an officer) and Françoise Liénard. Education: Sciences Po Paris (Institut d'études politiques de Paris), University of Paris II (Economics), followed by a year of spiritual formation at the Maison Saint-Augustin (Archdiocese of Paris). Advanced theological studies at the Institute of Theological Studies in Brussels, the French Seminary in Rome, and the Catholic Institute of Toulouse. Ministries: Chaplain at Collège Montaigne (1992–1993). Director at the Paris Seminary and teacher at the seminary's *Studium* (which became the Notre-Dame Faculty of the *École Cathédrale*) (1992–2000). Chaplain at Lycée Louis-le-Grand (1993–1994). Head of the Maison Saint-Roch (Paris Seminary) (1997–2000). Parish priest of Saint-Paul–Saint-Louis and teacher at the Notre-Dame Faculty of the *École Cathédrale* (2000–2005). Private secretary to the Archbishop of Paris and teacher (later "extraordinary" professor) at the Notre-Dame Faculty of the *École Cathédrale* (2005–2008). Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Paris (2008–2018). Auxiliary Bishop of Paris (2008–2018). Member of the Conference of Religious Leaders in France (2019–2025). President of the Permanent Council of the Bishops' Conference of France (2019–2025). President of the Bishops' Conference of France (2019–2025). Member of the dialogue body between the Holy See, the Catholic Church in France, and the French government (2019–2025). Co-president of the Council of Christian Churches in France (2019–2025). President of the Council for Institutional Affairs (2024–2025).