Hierarchy
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Latin names of dioceses in italics.
- Białystok, Bialostocensis (1)
- Drohiczyn, Drohiczinensis (2)
- Łomża, Lomzensis (3)
- Cracow, Cracoviensis (4)
- Bielsko–Żywiec, Bielscensis-Zyviecensis (5)
- Kielce, Kielcensis (6)
- Tarnów, Tarnoviensis (7)
- Częstochowa, Czestochoviensis (8)
- Radom, Radomensis (9)
- Sosnowiec, Sosnoviensis (10)
- Gdańsk, Gedanensis (11)
- Pelplin, Pelplinensis (12)
- Toruń, Thoruniensis (13)
- Gniezno, Gnesnensis (14)
- Bydgoszcz, Bydgostiensis (15)
- Włocławek, Vladislaviensis (16)
- Katowice, Katovicensis (17)
- Gliwice, Glivicensis (18)
- Opole, Opoliensis (19)
- Łódź, Lodziensis (20)
- Łowicz, Lovicensis (21)
- Lublin, Lublinensis (22)
- Sandomierz, Sandomiriensis (23)
- Siedlce, Siedlecensis (24)
- Poznań, Posnaniensis (25)
- Kalisz, Calissiensis (26)
- Przemyśl, Premisliensis (27)
- Rzeszów, Rzeszoviensis (28)
- Zamość-Lubaczów, Zamosciensis-Lubaczoviensis (29)
- Szczecin-Kamień, Sedinensis-Caminensis (30)
- Koszalin-Kołobrzeg, Coslinensis-Colubreganus (31)
- Zielona Góra-Gorzów Wielkopolski, Viridimontanensis-Gorzoviensis (32)
- Warmia (Olsztyn), Varmiensis (33)
- Elbląg, Elbingensis (34)
- Ełk, Liccanensis (35)
- Warsaw, Varsaviensis (36)
- Płock, Plocensis (37)
- Warsaw-Praga, Varsaviensis-Pragensis (38)
- Wrocław, Vratislaviensis (39)
- Legnica, Legnicensis (40)
- Świdnica, Suidniciensis (41)
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