Diocese Organization
The Archdiocese is organized into seven regions, and these regions are in turn organized into numerous deaneries.
- Region of Odenwald / Tauber
- Deanship of Tauberbischofsheim
- Deanship of Lauda
- Deanship of Buchen
- Deanship of Mosbach
- Region of Rhine / Neckar
- Deanship of Weinheim
- Deanship of Mannheim
- Deanship of Heidelberg
- Deanship of Wiesloch
- Deanship of Kraichgau
- Region of Middle Oberrhein / Pforzheim
- Deanship of Philippsburg
- Deanship of Bruchsal
- Deanship of Bretten
- Deanship of Karlsruhe
- Deanship of Pforzheim
- Deanship of Ettlingen
- Deanship of Murgtal
- Deanship of Baden-Baden
- Region of Ortenau
- Deanship of Offenburg
- Deanship of Acher-Renchtal
- Deanship of Lahr
- Deanship of Kinzigtal
- Region of Breisgau / Schwarzwald / Baar
- Deanship of Breisach / Endingen
- Deanship of Waldkirch
- Deanship of Freiburg
- Deanship of Neuenburg
- Deanship of Neustadt
- Deanship of Villingen
- Deanship of Donaueschingen
- Region of Hochrhein
- Deanship of Wiesental
- Deanship of Waldshut
- Deanship of Säckingen
- Deanship of Wutachtal
- Region of Lake Constance / Hohenzollern
- Deanship of Western Hegau
- Deanship of Eastern Hegau
- Deanship of Konstanz
- Deanship of Linzgau
- Deanship of Meßkirch
- Deanship of Sigmaringen
- Deanship of Zollern
The northernmost archdiocese jurisdiction is the parish of St. Laurentius in Freudenberg.
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