ARCHBISHOP THOMAS E. GULLICKSON

Apostolic Nuncio & Apostolic Delegate

Archbishop of Bomarzo

Born: August 14; 1950

Ordained priest: June 27, 1976.;

Entered Diplomatic Service: May 1,1985.

Ordained Archbishop of Bomarzo: November 11, 2004.

11 Mary Street, St. Clair, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago

P.O. Box 854, Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago

Tel: (868) 622–5009; (868) 622–6359;

Fax: (868) 628–5457;

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Attaché: Rev. Daniele Liessi

The following countries have established diplomatic relations with the Holy See:

Trinidad & Tobago (June 23, 1978)

Grenada (February 17, 1979)

Barbados (April 17, 1979)

Jamaica (July 20, 1979)

Bahamas (July 27, 1979)

Dominica (September 1, 1981)

Belize (March 9, 1983)

St. Lucia (September 1, 1984)

Antigua & Barbuda (December 15, 1986)

St. Vincent & the Grenadines (April 17, 1990)

Suriname (February 16, 1994)

Guyana (June 9, 1997)

St. Kitts/Nevis (July 19, 1999)

The Papal Representative to each of these territories is the Apostolic Nuncio who resides in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago with the exception of Belize which deals with the Apostolic Nunciature in El Salvador.

The Apostolic Nuncio is also Apostolic Delegate to the Antilles. The Apostolic Delegation was erected on March 19, 1975.

SUCCESSION OF PAPAL REPRESENTATIVES

Apostolic Delegate to Haiti, Santo Domingo & Venezuela (including Antilles): 1874–1916

Apostolic Delegate to Haiti & Santo Domingo (including Antilles): June 7, 1917–March 19, 1975

Most Rev. Joseph Fietta, 1930–1936

Most Rev. Maurus Silvani, 1936–1942

Most Rev. Alfred Pacini, 1946–1949

Most Rev. Francisco Lardone, 1949–1953

Most Rev. Luigi Raimondi, 1953–1956

Most Rev. Domenico Enrici, 1958–1960

Most Rev. Giovanni Ferrofino, 1960–1965

Most Rev. Marie–Joseph Lemieux, 1966–1969

Most Rev. Luigi Barbarito, 1969–1975

Apostolic Delegate to the Antilles

Most Rev. Luigi Conti, 1975–1980

Apostolic Pro–Nuncio & Apostolic Delegate to the Antilles

Most Rev. Paul Tabet, 1980–1984

Most Rev. Manuel Monteiro de Castro, 1985–1990

Most Rev. Eugenio Sbarbaro, 1991-2000

Most Rev. Emil Paul Tscherrig, 2000-2004