Eparchia Jagdalpur
| Państwo | |
|---|---|
| Siedziba | Dźagdalpur |
| Data powołania | 1972 |
| Wyznanie | |
| Kościół | |
| metropolia | metropolia Raipur |
| Biskup diecezjalny | Joseph Kollamparampil |
| Biskup senior | Simon Stock Palathara |
| Dane statystyczne (2016) | |
| Liczba wiernych • odsetek wiernych | 9 100 |
| Liczba kapłanów • w tym diecezjalnych • w tym zakonnych | 92 |
| Liczba osób zakonnych | 396 |
| Liczba parafii | 23 |
Położenie na mapie Indii | |
 19°05′11,7″N 82°01′52,9″E/19,086583 82,031361 | |
Eparchia Jagdalpur – eparchia Kościoła katolickiego obrządku syromalabarskiego w Indiach. Została utworzona w 1972 jako egzarchat apostolski. W 1977 podniesiona do rangi eparchii.
Ordynariusze
- Paulinus Jeerakath, C.M.I. † (1972 - 1990)
- Simon Stock Palathara, C.M.I. (1992 - 2013)
- Joseph Kollamparampil, C.M.I., od 2013
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