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Pope Appoints Daniel Miehm as New Bishop of Diocese of London
Miehm will replace Bishop Ronald Fabbro, who is stepping down after nearly 24 years leading a diocese with about 450,000 Catholics.
- On Tuesday, Pope Leo XIV appointed Rev. Daniel Miehm as the 11th Bishop of London, succeeding Bishop Ronald Fabbro after his 24-year tenure leading the Diocese.
- Bishop Fabbro, who led the Diocese of London since 2002, resigned upon reaching the canonical retirement age of 75 in 2025, in accordance with church law.
- The Diocese of London spans more than 21,000 square kilometres across Southwestern Ontario, serving roughly 450,000 Catholics at more than 100 parishes.
- Born in Kitchener in 1960, Miehm was ordained a priest in 1989 and served in the Diocese of Hamilton before becoming the 13th Bishop of Peterborough in 2017.
- Miehm will be formally installed on June 29 at St. Peter's Cathedral Basilica in downtown London, while Fabbro will continue to reside in the diocese during his retirement.
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New bishop appointed as Ronald Fabbro retires
After 24 years, Bishop Ronald Fabbro is resigning from the Diocese of London and will be replaced by Rev. Daniel Miehm, who will serve as the 11th bishop of the Diocese.Pope Leo XIV announced the appointment on Tuesday.Bishop-designate Miehm is currently serving as the Bishop of the Diocese of Peterborough and will officially step into his new role in London on June 29.Born in Kitchener in 1960, Miehm was ordained a Priest in 1989 and served in …
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