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Felix Genn

German bishop and theologian.

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Instance Of

Human

Date of Birth

3/6/1950

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Country of Citizenship

Germany

Occupation

Theologian
University Teacher
Catholic Priest
(7/11/1976 - )
Start Time
: 7/11/1976
Catholic Bishop
(5/30/1999 - )
Start Time
: 5/30/1999

Religion or Worldview

Catholic Church

Position Held

Roman Catholic Bishop of Münster
(12/19/2008 - 3/9/2025)
Diocese
:
Roman Catholic Diocese of Münster
Replaces
:
Reinhard Lettmann
Appointed By
:
Benedict XVI
Start Time
: 12/19/2008
End Time
: 3/9/2025
Roman Catholic Bishop of Essen
(4/4/2003 - 12/19/2008)
Diocese
:
Roman Catholic Diocese of Essen
Replaces
:
Hubert Luthe
Appointed By
:
John Paul II
Replaced By
:
Franz-Josef Overbeck
Start Time
: 4/4/2003
End Time
: 12/19/2008
Auxiliary Bishop
(4/16/1999 - 4/4/2003)
Diocese
:
Roman Catholic Diocese of Trier
Appointed By
:
John Paul II
Start Time
: 4/16/1999
End Time
: 4/4/2003
Titular Bishop
(4/16/1999 - 4/4/2003)
Diocese
:
Uzalis
Replaces
:
Bernard Joseph Harrington
Appointed By
:
John Paul II
Replaced By
:
Oscar Sarlinga
Start Time
: 4/16/1999
End Time
: 4/4/2003

Place of Birth

Burgbrohl

Given Name

Felix

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

German

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Family Name

Genn

Educated At

Trier University
( - 1985)
Academic Degree
:
Doctor of Philosophy
Academic Major
:
Theology
End Time
: 1985

Motto Text

Annuntiamus vobis vitam

Sex or Gender

Male

Name in Native Language

Felix Genn

Employer

Theologische Fakultät Trier
Roman Catholic Diocese of Essen
Roman Catholic Diocese of Münster
Roman Catholic Diocese of Trier

Ethnic Group

Germans

Member Of

German Bishops' Conference
Congregation for Bishops
(12/16/2013 - )
Replaces
:
Joachim Meisner
Appointed By
:
Pope Francis
Start Time
: 12/16/2013
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