Diocese of Moldovița

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The Diocese of Moldovița was a relatively short-lived (i.e. 1418–1550) Latin bishopric centred in Moldovița in the Bukovina region of present-day northeastern Romania (more specifically in Suceava County).

In 1418, a Latin Diocese of Moldovita / Moldawitza / Suczawa [i.e. Suceava in Polish] / Moldavien(sis) (Latin adjective) was established in the Principality of Moldavia.

In 1550, it was suppressed, without direct successor.

Recorded incumbents were as follows:

(all Roman Rite)

probably incomplete

Suffragan? Bishops of Moldovita

• Pierre de Insula (1476.03.29–death 1484)
• Simon Dobriozanus (1484.11.14–death 1497)

• List of Catholic dioceses in Romania
• Orthodox Moldovița Monastery at Vatra Moldoviței

• GCatholic : former Latin bishopric