Talk:Kilfenora
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I've removed the following from the article, as I can't make sense of it or see how it could be relevant (there is also some POV):
- For a seriously convoluted reason, the bishop for the parish of Kilfenora is in fact the Pope of the time, and not the bishop of the diocese it should be in - the diocese of Galway
If someone can make sense of and NPOV this, please put it back in the article. -Rholton 00:27, Apr 22, 2005 (UTC)
I have frequently seen the claim that the Pope is bishop of Kilfenora-particularly in tourist leaflets. I should like to see a canon lawyer historian state the evidence for the claim if it is in any sense true. (The Pope is in a sense ordinary for every diocese according to Vatican I. Kilfenora unlike other administered dioceses, e;g. Ross is not a title accorded to titular bishops).Please clarify!----—Preceding unsigned comment added by Clive sweeting (talk • contribs) 10:40, 7 September 2007
