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Philippe Joseph Viard (11 October 1809, Lyon, France – 2 June 1872) was a French priest and the first Bishop of the Catholic diocese of Wellington, New Zealand.

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rdfs:label	Philippe Viard (fr) Philippe Joseph Viard (it) Philippe Viard (en) Philippe Viard (pl)
rdfs:comment	Philippe Joseph Viard (11 October 1809, Lyon, France – 2 June 1872) was a French priest and the first Bishop of the Catholic diocese of Wellington, New Zealand. (en) Philippe Joseph Viard, né le 11 octobre 1809 à Lyon et mort le 2 juin 1872 à Wellington (Nouvelle-Zélande), est un ecclésiastique français qui fut le premier évêque de Wellington en Nouvelle-Zélande. (fr) Philippe Joseph Viard (Lione, 11 ottobre 1809 – Wellington, 2 giugno 1872) è stato un missionario e vescovo cattolico francese, primo vescovo di Wellington. (it) Philippe-Joseph Viard SM (ur. 11 października 1809 w Lyonie, zm. 2 czerwca 1872 w Wellington) – francuski duchowny rzymskokatolicki, marista, misjonarz, pierwszy biskup wellingtoński. (pl)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canterbury Association Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Wellington Ross, New Zealand Bay of Islands Bede Polding Bishop Bishop Viard College Argentière Peter Chanel Curate Novitiate Sacred Heart Cathedral, Wellington Saint-Nizier (Lyon) Christchurch Māori people Thorndon, New Zealand Roman Catholic bishops of Wellington Lyon Lyon Cathedral St Mary's Cathedral, Wellington 19th-century Roman Catholic bishops in New Zealand Fenian Patrick Moran (bishop) Wellington Westport, New Zealand Akaroa Dunedin First Vatican Council Francis Redwood Otago Greymouth Jean Baptiste Pompallier Tauranga 1809 births Clergy from Lyon French emigrants to New Zealand 1872 deaths French Roman Catholic missionaries Charleston, New Zealand Marlborough District Pope Pius IX Porirua Society of Mary (Marists) Southland, New Zealand Kumara, New Zealand Michael King (historian) Napier, New Zealand

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