Bill Edebohls

William Ernest Edebohls is an Australian priest. He was formerly an Anglican priest who subsequently became a Roman Catholic.[1]

Edebohls was formerly the Dean of Ballarat from 1987 to 1996[2] and the Archdeacon of Italy and Malta.[3] He is currently the parish priest at St Pius X in Heidelberg West, Melbourne.

References

  1. ^ "Anglican clergy defect for Catholic Church", ABC website.
  2. ^ Former Dean of Ballarat to become Roman Catholic
  3. ^ Crockford's clerical directory online, 29 October 2008.
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Gibraltar
  • Edward Burrow
  • Decimus Govett
  • Gilbert Sissons
  • Thomas Buckton
  • Lonsdale Ragg
  • James Johnston
  • Basil Ney
  • Daniel Pina Cabral
  • Ken Robinson
  • Howell Sasser
  • Alan Woods
  • David Sutch
  • Geoff Johnston (Acting)
  • Geoff Johnston
  • David Waller
Malta/Italy/
Italy and Malta
The Aegean/
Eastern Archdeaconry
  • John Sharp, Archdeacon in South-Eastern Europe
  • Stephen Skemp
  • Geoffrey Evans, Archdeacon of the Aegean and the Danube
  • Jeremy Peake (first Archdeacon of the Eastern Archdeaconry)
  • Patrick Curran
  • Colin Williams, Archdeacon of Europe
  • Adèle Kelham (Acting)
  • Leslie Nathaniel
The Riviera
North-West Europe
Northern France
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Switzerland
Scandinavia/Germany
and Northern Europe
  • Brian Horlock
  • Gerald Brown
  • David Ratcliff, Archdeacon of Scandinavia and Germany
  • Mark Oakley (first Archdeacon of Germany and Northern Europe)
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  • Jonathan Lloyd
  • The Archdeacon of Switzerland (Acting)
  • Colin Williams, Archdeacon of Europe
  • John Newsome (Acting)
  • Leslie Nathaniel
  • Thomas Buckton, Archdeacon in Spain/the Peninsula and North Africa
  • Edward Eliot, Archdeacon in Italy and the French Riviera
  • Gordon Reid, Archdeacon in Europe


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