Jönköping Catholic Church

Jönköping Catholic Church
Jönköpings katolska kyrka
Jönköping Catholic Church in May 2015
Location	Jönköping
Country	Sweden
Denomination	Swedish Roman Catholic Church
History
Consecrated	30 November 1974
Administration
Parish	Saint Francis

The Jönköping Catholic Church (Swedish: Jönköpings katolska kyrka) is a church building in Jönköping in Sweden. Belonging to the Swedish Roman Catholic Church, it was opened on 30 November 1974.^[1]

References

↑ "Församlingens historia" (in Swedish). Saint Francis Catholic Parish. Retrieved 5 December 2012.

External links

Media related to Jönköpings katolska kyrka at Wikimedia Commons

official website (in Swedish)

Catholic Church in Sweden

Roman Catholic
Diocese
of Stockholm

Saint Andrew
Saint Ansgar
Saint Antonius
Saint Botvid
Saint Clemens
Saint Eugenia
Saint Eric
Saint Francis of Assisi
John the Baptist
Saint Joseph the Worker
Holy Cross
Holy Trinity
Saint Catherine
Body of Christ
Mother of Christ
Saint Christopher
Christ the King
Saint Lawrence
Saint Mary
Saint Mary Magdalene
Saint Mary in Rosengård
Nativity of Mary
Saint Michael
Saint Nikolai
Saint Olof
Saint Paul
Saint Paul of the Cross
Saint Thomas Aquinas
Our Lady
Our Lady of the Rosary
Our Redeemer

Education

Newman Institute

Services

Saints

Bishops

Anders Arborelius (1998–)
Hubertus Brandenburg (1977–1998)
John Taylor (1962–1976)
Knut Ansgar Nelson (1957–1962)
(...)

History

Middle Ages
(circa 829–1527)

Christianisation (circa 829–1087)
Archbishopric of Bremen (cirka 829–1104)
Archdiocese of Lund (1104–1164)
Archdiocese of Uppsala (1164–1557)
Swedish Crusades (12th–13th centuries)
- First (1150s)
- Second (1240s)
- Third (1293)
- Swedish–Novgorodian Wars

Former
dioceses

Skara (990/1014–1529) · Uppsala (cirka 1000-talet–/1164–1557) · Sigtuna (cirka 1000-talet–1164) · Linköping (cirka 1129–1527) · Strängnäs (cirka 1100/1129–1536) · Tuna "Eskilstuna" (cirka 1100-talet–1170) · Växjö (1163–1530) · Västerås (1164–1534/1606 ) · Åbo (cirka 1100-talet/1249–1554)

Former
monasteries
and convents
(List)

Reformation
(cirka 1527–1600)

Dalecarlian rebellions (1524–1533)
Recess of Västerås (1527)
Reductions of Gustav I of Sweden (1527–1560)
Örebro Synod (1529)
Westrogothian rebellion (1529)
Dacke War (1542-1543)
Liturgical conflict (1574–1593)
Uppsala Synod (1593)
War against Sigismund (1598–1600)

Post-
Tridentine
(1563–)

Anti-Catholicism (cirka 1527–1977)
Apostolic Vicariate of the Nordic Missions (1667–1781)
Tolerance Act (1781)
Apostolic prefecture (1781–1783)
Apostolic vicariate (1783–1953)
Dissenter Acts (1860–1873)
Scandinavian Bishops Conference (1960–)
Roman Catholic Diocese of Stockholm (1953–)

See also: Scandinavian Bishops Conference
Catholicism portal
Sweden portal

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