Bishop of Chalcedon
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The Bishop of Calcedon was the official title given to the Roman Catholic Bishop of England from 1623 to ???
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[edit] Title history
The title refers to an ancient see in Asia Minor because King James I of England agreed to allow a bishop to be named provided he did not have a title derived from an English See.
[edit] Authorities
The Bishop of Calcedon had full authority over the regular priests and secular priests in England, Wales and Scotland.
[edit] Bishops
- Father William Bishop (1623-1624)
- Father Richard Smith (1624-??)
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- Leys, M. D. R., Catholics in England 1559-1829: A social history (London : Camelot Press Ltd., 1961)