Chronology of Catholic Dioceses:Kazakhstan

See a list of abbreviations used in this list. See also our listing of current ecclesial jurisdictions.

1772

White Russia / Mohilev (erected by the Russian tsarina, later sanctioned by the Holy See, erected from territories of .... ??) - (Russia) Belarus

1783

Mohilev (AD) - (Russia) Belarus

1798

Mohilev (Metr., previously AD) - (Russia) Belarus

1921

Sibiria (AV, detached from Mohilev) - Russia

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1320~

Ili-baluc - (Central Asia, destroyed after very short time) China, Kazakhstan

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1991

Kazakhstan (AA, covering the Kasakh part of the 1921 AV Sibiria) - Kazakhstan

1999

Almaty (AA, detached from Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan

1999

Astana (AA, detached from Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan

1999

Atyrau (AA, detached from Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan

1999

Karaganda (D, and new name, previously Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan

2003

Mary Most Holy in Astana (Metr., and new name, previously Astana, AA) - Kazakhstan

2003

Most Holy Trinity in Almaty (D, and new name, previously Almaty, AA) - Kazakhstan

2019

Apostolic Administration of Kazakhstan and Central Asia, Faithful of Byzantine Rite - Kazakhstan