Bishop of Tampere

Bishop of Tampere

The Bishop of Tampere is the leader of the Diocese of Tampere. The current bishop is Rt Revd Matti Repo.

Bishops of Viipuri

List of bishops of Viipuri from 1554 to 1723
* Paavali Juusten 1554-1563
* Canutus Johannis 1563-1564
* Eerik Härkäpää 1568-1578
* Olaus Elimaeus 1618-1629
* Nicolaus Magni Carelius 1630-1632
* Gabriel Melartopaeus 1633-1641
* Petrus Bjugg 1642-1656
* Nicolaus Nycopensis 1658-1664
* Petrus Brommius 1664-1672
* Abraham Thauvonius 1672-1679
* Henrik Carstenius 1679-1683
* Petrus Bång 1681-1696
* Petrus Laurbecchius 1696-1705
* David Lund 1705-1711
* Johannes Gezelius the youngest 1721-1723

Bishops of Porvoo

List of bishops of Porvoo from 1723 to 1923
* Johannes Gezelius the youngest 1723-1733
* Daniel Juslenius 1734-1743
* Johan Nylander 1745-1761
* Gabriel Fortunius 1762-1789
* Paul Krogius 1789-1792
* Zacharias Cygnaeus 1792-1809
* Magnus Jacob Alopaeus 1809-1818
* Zacharias Cygnaeus the younger 1819-1820
* Johan Molander 1821-1837
* Carl Gustaf Ottelin 1838-1864
* Frans Ludvig Schauman 1865-1878
* Anders Johan Hornborg 1878-1883
* Johan Viktor Johnsson 1884
* Carl Henrik Alopaeus 1885-1892
* Herman Råbergh 1892-1920
* Jaakko Gummerus 1920-1923

Bishops of Tampere

List of bishops of Tampere from 1923 to present day
* Jaakko Gummerus 1923-1933
* Aleksi Lehtonen 1934-1945
* Eelis Gulin 1945-1966
* Erkki Kansanaho 1966-1981
* Paavo Kortekangas 1981-1996
* Juha Pihkala 1996-2008
* Matti Repo 2008-


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