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Archbishop Vincent Alexandre Édouard Élie Jordy

Archbishop of Tours

Huy hiệu
Huy hiệu
Armoiries Mgr Vincent Jordy Tours, avec croix d'archevêque et pallium d'archevêque métropolitain
Sinh
20 thg 1, 1961 Perpignan, Pyrénées-Orientales, France
Quốc tịch
France
Thụ phong linh mục
28 thg 6, 1992 16 rue Brulee, France
Tấn phong giám mục
11 thg 11, 2008 Strasbourg, France
Được bổ nhiệm
5 thg 1, 2020
Giám mục chủ phong
Jean-Pierre Grallet
Giám mục phụ phong
Christian George Nicolas Kratz Pierre René Ferdinand Raffin

Vincent Jordy. Archbishop: Tours, since 2019. Born January 20, 1961. Ordained priest June 28, 1992. Appointed bishop September 19, 2008. Consecrated bishop November 11, 2008. Responsibilities. Metropolitan Archbishop: Province of Tours. Co-chair: Catholic-Baptist Joint Committee. Vice-President: Bishops' Conference of France. Vice-President: Presidency of the Bishops' Conference of France. Vice-President: Permanent Council of the Bishops' Conference of France. Member: Dialogue body between the Holy See/Catholic Church in France and the French government. Member: Council for Institutional and International Affairs. Biography: Son of Claude Jordy, architect for the *Bâtiments de France* (state architectural service), and Anne Batt, a painter. Education: Faculty of Law and Political Science, Strasbourg; French Seminary in Rome and Gregorian University. Ministries: Member of the Emmanuel Community (1988–1995). Chaplain at the Zillisheim Episcopal College; parochial vicar at Altkirch (1993–1996). Period at the Discalced Carmelite monastery in Montpellier (1996). Director (1997–2000) then Superior of the Major Seminary of Strasbourg (2000–2008). Head of communications for the archdiocese (2007–2011). Auxiliary Bishop of Strasbourg (2008–2011). Bishop of Saint-Claude (2011–2020). President of the Episcopal Commission for Catechesis and the Catechumenate (2019–2022). Episcopal motto. Do whatever he tells you (Jn 2:5).

Archbishop Vincent Alexandre Édouard Élie Jordy

Archbishop of Tours

Huy hiệu
Huy hiệu
Armoiries Mgr Vincent Jordy Tours, avec croix d'archevêque et pallium d'archevêque métropolitain
Sinh
20 thg 1, 1961 Perpignan, Pyrénées-Orientales, France
Quốc tịch
France
Thụ phong linh mục
28 thg 6, 1992 16 rue Brulee, France
Tấn phong giám mục
11 thg 11, 2008 Strasbourg, France
Được bổ nhiệm
5 thg 1, 2020
Giám mục chủ phong
Jean-Pierre Grallet
Giám mục phụ phong
Christian George Nicolas Kratz Pierre René Ferdinand Raffin

Vincent Jordy. Archbishop: Tours, since 2019. Born January 20, 1961. Ordained priest June 28, 1992. Appointed bishop September 19, 2008. Consecrated bishop November 11, 2008. Responsibilities. Metropolitan Archbishop: Province of Tours. Co-chair: Catholic-Baptist Joint Committee. Vice-President: Bishops' Conference of France. Vice-President: Presidency of the Bishops' Conference of France. Vice-President: Permanent Council of the Bishops' Conference of France. Member: Dialogue body between the Holy See/Catholic Church in France and the French government. Member: Council for Institutional and International Affairs. Biography: Son of Claude Jordy, architect for the *Bâtiments de France* (state architectural service), and Anne Batt, a painter. Education: Faculty of Law and Political Science, Strasbourg; French Seminary in Rome and Gregorian University. Ministries: Member of the Emmanuel Community (1988–1995). Chaplain at the Zillisheim Episcopal College; parochial vicar at Altkirch (1993–1996). Period at the Discalced Carmelite monastery in Montpellier (1996). Director (1997–2000) then Superior of the Major Seminary of Strasbourg (2000–2008). Head of communications for the archdiocese (2007–2011). Auxiliary Bishop of Strasbourg (2008–2011). Bishop of Saint-Claude (2011–2020). President of the Episcopal Commission for Catechesis and the Catechumenate (2019–2022). Episcopal motto. Do whatever he tells you (Jn 2:5).