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DIOCESE OF WAGGA WAGGA (Dioecesis Corvopolitanus)
Country : Australia
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Established : 1917
Official blazon
Azure, three choughs sable, membered or, two and one below the Southern Cross in bend sinister argent.
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Arms of Bishops
Joseph Wilfrid Dwyer (1918–1939)
Frances Augustin Henschke (1939–1968)
Francis Patrick Carroll (1968–1983)
William John Brennan (1984–2002)
Gerard Hanna (2002–2016)
Mark Stuart Edwards (2020-present)
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