Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Trento
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The Italian Catholic archdiocese of Trento, in the Triveneto, was created by the elevation in 1929 of the historical diocese of Trento, which as the bishopric of Trent had formed a state of the Holy Roman Empire. The archdiocese became a metropolitan see in 1964, and has the diocese of Bolzano-Brixen as its suffragan.[1]
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- ^ Catholic Hierarchy page
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- Roman Catholic dioceses in Italy
- Trento
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