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Institutionsschematismus Stand Mai 2009 Institutions-Schematismus für das Erzbistum Köln Stabsabteilung Dokumentation/Information Stand: Mai 2009 Inhaltsverzeichnis Erzbischof und Erzbischöfliche Kurie..................................................................................................................... 4 Generalvikariat........................................................................................................................................................ 7 Offizialat ............................................................................................................................................................... 14 Bistumseinrichtungen............................................................................................................................................ 15 Ausbildungseinrichtungen für Kleriker............................................................................................................ 15 Wissenschaftliche Einrichtungen..................................................................................................................... 16 Regionale Gliederung des Erzbistums................................................................................................................... 17 Kreisdekanat Altenkirchen.................................................................................................................................... 23 Dekanat Wissen............................................................................................................................................... 24 Stadtdekanat Bonn ................................................................................................................................................ 26 Dekanat Bonn-Mitte/Süd................................................................................................................................. 27 Dekanat Bonn-Nord......................................................................................................................................... 30 Dekanat Bonn-Bad Godesberg ........................................................................................................................ 33 Dekanat Bonn-Beuel........................................................................................................................................ 34 Stadtdekanat Düsseldorf........................................................................................................................................ 36 Dekanat Düsseldorf-Mitte/Heerdt.................................................................................................................... 37 Dekanat Düsseldorf Nord ................................................................................................................................ 40 Dekanat Düsseldorf Ost................................................................................................................................... 42 Dekanat Düsseldorf Süd .................................................................................................................................. 45 Dekanat Düsseldorf-Benrath ........................................................................................................................... 48 Kreisdekanat Euskirchen....................................................................................................................................... 51 Dekanat Euskirchen......................................................................................................................................... 52 Stadtdekanat Köln................................................................................................................................................. 61 Dekanat Köln-Mitte......................................................................................................................................... 62 Dekanat Köln-Deutz........................................................................................................................................ 66 Dekanat Köln-Dünnwald ................................................................................................................................. 68 Dekanat Köln-Ehrenfeld.................................................................................................................................. 70 Dekanat Köln-Lindenthal ................................................................................................................................ 72 Dekanat Köln-Mülheim................................................................................................................................... 75 Dekanat Köln-Nippes ...................................................................................................................................... 77 Dekanat Köln-Porz .......................................................................................................................................... 79 Dekanat Köln-Rodenkirchen ........................................................................................................................... 81 Dekanat Köln-Worringen ................................................................................................................................ 83 Stadtdekanat Leverkusen....................................................................................................................................... 85 Dekanat Leverkusen ........................................................................................................................................ 86 Kreisdekanat Mettmann ........................................................................................................................................ 91 Dekanat Hilden................................................................................................................................................ 92 Dekanat Langenfeld/Monheim ........................................................................................................................ 94 Dekanat Mettmann .......................................................................................................................................... 96 Dekanat Ratingen ............................................................................................................................................ 99 Kreisdekanat Oberbergischer Kreis..................................................................................................................... 101 Dekanat Gummersbach/Waldbröl.................................................................................................................. 102 Dekanat Wipperfürth..................................................................................................................................... 107 Stadtdekanat Remscheid ..................................................................................................................................... 109 Dekanat Remscheid ....................................................................................................................................... 110 Kreisdekanat Rhein-Erft-Kreis............................................................................................................................ 112 Dekanat Bedburg/Bergheim .......................................................................................................................... 113 Dekanat Brühl................................................................................................................................................ 119 Dekanat Erftstadt........................................................................................................................................... 121 Dekanat Frechen............................................................................................................................................ 124 Dekanat Hürth ............................................................................................................................................... 126 Dekanat Kerpen............................................................................................................................................. 128 Dekanat Pulheim............................................................................................................................................ 130 Dekanat Wesseling ........................................................................................................................................ 132 Kreisdekanat Rheinisch-Bergischer Kreis........................................................................................................... 133 Dekanat Altenberg......................................................................................................................................... 134 Dekanat Bergisch Gladbach .......................................................................................................................... 137 Dekanat Overath............................................................................................................................................ 140 Kreisdekanat Rhein-Kreis Neuss......................................................................................................................... 142 Dekanat 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