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Franz Zorn von Bulach

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of the diocese; this included the difficult time of the First World War, when the diocese was part of the battle area and numerous foreign soldiers were present. After France took over Alsace in 1919, the bishops appointed under the German government had to resign. This applied also to Franz Zorn von
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Franz Zorn von Bulach studied law, then worked in the German Foreign Office for a short while. On 10 August 1891 he was ordained a priest in Strasbourg, was appointed to the papal diplomatic service and worked secretary of the
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Franz Zorn von Bulach was instead appointed on 24 October 1901 as auxiliary bishop of his home diocese of Strasbourg, and titular bishop of Erythrae. He was consecrated a bishop on 3 November 1901 in Rome, by
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In 1900, Franz Zorn von Bulach was the Alsatian preferred candidate for the vacant bishop's chair of
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Zorn von Bulach was born and died in Strasbourg. He came from an old Alsatian noble family, the
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His brother Hugo Zorn von Bulach was a politician and representative at the German Reichstag.
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auxiliary bishop
Erythrae
Zorns
Napoleon III
Bas-Rhin
Apostolic Nunciature
Metz
Wilhelm II
Willibrord Benzler
Francesco Cardinal Satolli
vicar general
Archivum Historiae Pontificiae: Vol. 18
Categories
1858 births
1925 deaths
Clergy from Strasbourg
19th-century German Roman Catholic priests
20th-century German Roman Catholic bishops

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