François Robert Bacqué
| Jeho Excelence François Robert Bacqué | |
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| Titulární arcibiskup Gradiský Emeritní apoštolský nuncius Nizozemska | |
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| Církev | Římskokatolická církev |
| Jmenování | 27. února 2001 |
| Emeritura | 25. prosince 2011 |
| Předchůdce | Angelo Acerbi |
| Nástupce | André Dupuy |
| Svěcení | |
| Kněžské svěcení | 1. října 1966 světitel Paul-Marie-André Richaud |
| Biskupské svěcení | 3. září 1988 světitel Agostino Casaroli 1. spolusvětitel Marius-Félix-Antoine Maziers 2. spolusvětitel Thierry Romain Camille Jordan |
| Vykonávané úřady a funkce | |
| Zastávané úřady |
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| Zúčastnil se |
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| Osobní údaje | |
| Země |  Francie |
| Datum narození | 2. září 1936 |
| Místo narození | Bordeaux, Francie |
| Datum úmrtí | 9. listopadu 2023 (ve věku 87 let) |
| Místo úmrtí | Řím, Itálie |
| Národnost | Francouzská |
| Některá data mohou pocházet z datové položky. | |
Mons. François Robert Bacqué (2. září 1936 Bordeaux – 9. listopadu 2023 Řím) byl francouzský katolický duchovní, arcibiskup a emeritní apoštolský nuncius Nizozemska.
Stručný životopis
Narodil se 2. září 1936 v Bordeaux. Na kněze byl vysvěcen 1. října 1966 pro arcidiecézi Bordeaux arcibiskup Paulem-Marie-André Richaudem. O několik let později 17. června 1988 ho papež Jan Pavel II. jmenoval apoštolským pro-nunciem Srí Lanky a titulárním arcibiskupem gradiským. Biskupské svěcení přijal 3. září 1988 z rukou Agostina Casaroliho a spolusvětiteli byli Marius-Félix-Antoine Maziers a Thierry Romain Camille Jordan. Funkci apoštolského pro-nuncia vykonával do 7. června 1994 kdy byl ustanoven apoštolským nunciem Dominikánské republiky. Dne 27. února 2001 byl zvolen apoštolským nunciem v Nizozemsku. Tento úřad ukončil 25. prosince 2011. Zemřel 9. listopadu 2023 v Římě ve věku 87 let.
Vyznamenání
| Stát | Stuha | Název | Datum udělení |
|---|---|---|---|
 Dánsko |  | Komandér Řádu Dannebrog | |
 Dominikánská republika |  | Velkokříž Řádu za zásluhy Duarta, Sanchéze a Melly | |
| Francie |  | Důstojník Řádu čestné legie | |
 Chile |  | Komtur Řádu za zásluhy | |
 Nizozemsko |  | Velkokříž Řádu dynastie Oranžsko-Nasavské | 13. prosince 2011 |
 Portugalsko[1] |  | Komtur Řádu Kristova | 2. září 1983 |
 | Velkodůstojník Řádu prince Jindřicha | 5. září 1985 |
Odkazy
Reference
- ↑ ENTIDADES ESTRANGEIRAS AGRACIADAS COM ORDENS PORTUGUESAS - Página Oficial das Ordens Honoríficas Portuguesas. www.ordens.presidencia.pt [online]. [cit. 2019-08-16]. Dostupné online.
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